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The women intensify their domestic duties, sharing the deity's feminine, creative power, known in Hinduism as 'shakti.' While goddess worship is meaningful in areas of this predominantly Hindu country, is it a practice that empowers girls?

"With buy-to-let investors rushing to get into the market ahead of the stamp duty hike, the near-term pressure on prices is if anything intensifying," said Simon Rubinson, RICS's chief economist.

China, the world's largest steel consumer, said Thursday that it would impose provisional duties on some U.S. and Russian imports after anti-dumping and subsidy investigations, intensifying a trade dispute that began in September.

And with a host of other sports becoming embroiled in duty of care controversies since this saga began, the report's findings could prove crucial in the intensifying debate about the balance between winning and welfare in British sport.

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