India's diesel exports to Europe surged by 137% year-on-year in August, hitting 242,000 barrels per day, as European nations stockpile fuel ahead of impending EU restrictions on Russian-origin products in 2026. This increase is attributed to early refinery maintenance and anticipated winter demand.
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Colorado Buffaloes faced a narrow defeat against Georgia Tech. The defense struggled, giving up significant rushing yards. Coach Deion Sanders remained optimistic despite the setback. His son, Shedeur Sanders, sent a rallying cry to the family. He emphasized the need to regroup and uphold the Sanders legacy. Colorado prepares to face Nebraska next.
In a resurfaced 1995 interview, Bill Gates faced laughter on The Late Show with David Letterman while explaining the internet's potential. Gates described features like online publishing, email, and niche communities, met with skepticism and jokes. The clip now highlights the contrast between initial disbelief and the internet's current ubiquitous role.
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