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Tik-Tok New News after ban

 The U.S. Department of Commerce has lifted a ban on ticketing, which was due to take effect on Thursday night.



  The command allows the application to access the U.S.  Would have been prevented from downloading.


  The Commerce Department delayed the "pending further legal development" ban since September, citing a Philadelphia court ruling, where three leading ticket collectors argued that the U.S. should be allowed to operate.


  The decision will cost an estimated મિ 100 million.  Ticket ok users will be relieved.


  In September, the Chinese owner of Ticket Ok, Byte Annense, launched Tick Ok's U.S.  Wal-Mart announced a deal with Walmart and Oracle to transfer the property to a new entity called Ticket ok Global.


  Donald Trump temporarily backed the deal.  However Ticket said on Tuesday it had no reaction from the US government in two months.


  President Trump has said he wants the ticket to be sold to a US company.


  Both and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have repeatedly said that the U.S.  User data can be given to the Chinese government, although no evidence has been presented to substantiate this.


  Ticket OK denies the allegations.

The application is already banned in India following a diplomatic dispute with China.


  Could not reach ticket ok for comment

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Now streaming: India's largest circus


  Now streaming: India's largest circus

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  The epidemic has put an end to most of the public entertainment, including the much-loved circus.


  But India’s largest circus Rambo could not stop the circus.


  Instead, they've made their presentation online - and directly to the homes of hundreds of families.


  Cases are on the rise in India and many artists have been relieved by the internet as they are likely to return to normal after months.


  Circus owners also say the epidemic has given them an unusual opportunity to imagine a new, socially distant form of entertainment from centuries of age.


  Video by Jaltonson AC, Pooja Agarwal and Vishnu Vardhan


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