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LONDON:Tottenham edged into the FA Cup fourth round as Giovani Lo Celso bagged a rare goal in their 2-1 win over Middlesbrough, while much-maligned Newcastle striker Joelinton scored for the first time since August in a victory against Rochdale on Tuesday.Jose Mourinho's side almost killed off second-tier Middlesbrough within the first 15 minutes of the third round replay at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.Lo Celso, on loan from Real Betis, got Tottenham up and running with only his second goal of the season and his first since a Champions League strike against Red Star Belgrade in November.It was an encouraging moment for the Argentine midfielder, who has endured a difficult season in north London.Tottenham needed a Lucas Moura equaliser at
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Remittances continue their merry march, exceeding $2 billion consecutively for 12 months, a first in the country 39 s history. The $26.7 billion amount received during July 2020-May 2021 is 29.4% more than in the previous year. This amount already exceeds Pakistan 39 s annual exports proceeds. The development is significant both in scale and scope as receipts from most sources showed a double-digit increase. Remittances from six GCC countries, which collectively account for the bulk of inflows to Pakistan, increased substantially: those from Saudi Arabia were up by 19.5% from the UAE by 9.7% and from Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and Oman by 12.4%, 14.3%, 20.
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jordan rose wth in remittances is even more spectacular considering that Pakistani workers in many countries faced hardships during the first year of Covid-19, with thousands losing their jobs or unable to renew their work contracts.
