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The wines produced by Botalcura Vineyards are not only inventively named but have also been valued for their quality which expresses fine wine-making techniques and the characteristics of the terroir of their region of origin, the Maule Valley of Chile.
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Fauja Singh, the world's oldest marathon runner at the ripe young age of 100, completed a ten mile run in the Hong Kong marathon on Sunday.
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A reward of £40,000 is offered for the return of a £1 million emerald ring, that a millionairess lost after leaving it in a bathroom in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong -
A movement of conservationists, high profile chefs, luxury hotels and celebrities are working to raise the awareness of the overfishing of sharks for fin soup and the danger to the world marine ecosystem
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Forget Lionel Messi, Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo. Meet Nigerian defender Festus Baise, who recently found the back of the net in similar fashion to the world's biggest names. Unfortunately for Baise, it was the wrong goal. D'oh!
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Bangkok -
A 61 year-old man suffering from oral cancer has been sentenced to 20 years in prison accused of sending on his mobile phone four messages considered defamatory to the Thai monarchy; he denies the charges.
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Hong Kong -
Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-Kiun of the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong, has been explaining how he spent HK $ 20 million given to him personally by Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai Chee-ying, after he initially refused to answer questions by journalists.
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Casablanca -
Matetic Vineyards is one of Chile's most renowned wine producers; the state is a large, hilly property dedicated to the organic production of wine, blueberries and sheep; additionally, they operate an exclusive lodge and a classy restaurant.
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An airport worker was found guilty for his part in a human smuggling ring which operated between Hong Kong and Vancouver. The deception was discovered when a young Chinese man was found traveling last year disguised as an elderly man in a silicone mask.
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Zhangjiajie -
After hopping from a helicopter hovering at 6,000 feet, American daredevil Jeb Corliss flew through a 96-foot wide gap in a Chinese mountain before sailing back to earth by parachute.
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