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    A resident of Ust-Kut, in Russia's Irkutsk region, pulled her husband out of a military enlistment office where he was being held as he was about to be sent to fight in Ukraine. According to the report, he had been taken to the enlistment office by police, where he was given vodka. The unusual escape has drawn attention to ongoing forced mobilisation practices across Russia.

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    How to watch the Rakuten Japan Open Round of 32●How to watch the men's Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships: Streaming options for the Round of 32 https://www.nytimeMmastodonSportSports11 h ago

    Guides are circulating on how to stream the men's Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo as the Round of 32 gets underway on September 29. Outlets are laying out viewing options for fans wanting to follow the ATP 500 tournament, a key stop in the autumn Asian swing of the men's tour.

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    How to watch the Rakuten Japan Open Round of 32▼How to watch the men’s Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships: Streaming options for the Round of 32✉newsSportTennis1 h ago

    The men's Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo has reached the Round of 32, and guides are circulating on how to stream the matches. Coverage focuses on which broadcasting and streaming services carry the ATP 500 event, as fans look to follow the early rounds of the tournament this week.

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    German environmental group stops misleading Huawei battery repair ad●Eigener Akkutausch: Umwelthilfe stoppt irreführende Werbeaussage von Huawei Die Deutsche Umwelthilfe hat Huawei erfolgreMmastodonWorld36 h ago

    The Deutsche Umwelthilfe has successfully issued a cease-and-desist warning against Huawei over advertising for its Mate X7. The Chinese manufacturer had falsely claimed the smartphone battery was easy for users to replace themselves, but the German environmental organisation says this misleading repairability claim was not accurate. The case adds to growing scrutiny of repair claims made for consumer electronics in Germany.