Difference between revisions of "Daily Positive"
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| + | * The United States removed Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism, after nearly five decades, potentially reopening access to global finance. <small>([[Syria#August_24|more]])</small> [[File:Syria.gif]] | ||
* Alex Lanier of France beat Kodai Naraoka 21-11 21-11 to become the first French player to win a singles title in badminton's World Championships. <small>([[France#August_22|more]])</small> [[File:France.gif]] | * Alex Lanier of France beat Kodai Naraoka 21-11 21-11 to become the first French player to win a singles title in badminton's World Championships. <small>([[France#August_22|more]])</small> [[File:France.gif]] | ||
* Kuwaiti racer Sheikh Jaber Azbi Al-Sabah won the 19th race of the seventh round of the F4 season in the United Kingdom, his second consecutive victory of the campaign. <small>([[Kuwait#August_22|more]])</small> [[File:Kuwait.gif]] | * Kuwaiti racer Sheikh Jaber Azbi Al-Sabah won the 19th race of the seventh round of the F4 season in the United Kingdom, his second consecutive victory of the campaign. <small>([[Kuwait#August_22|more]])</small> [[File:Kuwait.gif]] | ||
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* Researchers in the USA have developed electronic skin with a sensing system for prosthetics to sense temperature and pressure. <small>([[United_States#August_19|more]])</small> [[File:United_States.gif]] | * Researchers in the USA have developed electronic skin with a sensing system for prosthetics to sense temperature and pressure. <small>([[United_States#August_19|more]])</small> [[File:United_States.gif]] | ||
* English footballer Harry Kane was awarded the Golden Shoe as Europe’s top goalscorer for the second time in his career. <small>([[England#August_20|more]])</small> [[File:England.gif]] | * English footballer Harry Kane was awarded the Golden Shoe as Europe’s top goalscorer for the second time in his career. <small>([[England#August_20|more]])</small> [[File:England.gif]] | ||
| − | * Cameroon claimed their first ever Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) football title beating debutants Malawi 3-0 in the final. <small>([[Cameroon#August_16|more]])</small> [[File:Cameroon.gif]] | + | * Cameroon claimed their first ever Women's Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) football title beating debutants Malawi 3-0 in the final. <small>([[Cameroon#August_16|more]])</small> [[File:Cameroon.gif]] |
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