text: The “domain:” can be added quickly with the concatenate function in Excel. Simply paste the following formula =CONCATENATE(“domain:”,A1) into Excel column B, row 1, assuming your domains are in column A, row 1.
  Now cleansed, the domains can be moved out of Excel. The disavow file must be submitted in a text file encoded in UTF-8 or 7-bit ASCII, and the file name must end in .txt, according to Google guidelines.
  Paste your domains into the text file and save it. It can be a good idea to include the date within the file name as this helps keep a track of when your last disavow was submitted.
  It is important to remain proactive with disavowing your website, as link networks and dodgy sites can flood your link profile with spammy links before you know it. Failure to do so can lead to performance declines and maybe even Google penalties.
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  Bhubaneswar: As many as 4237 persons in Odisha tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 24 hours taking the state’s total count to 1,92,548.
  Of the total fresh cases detected from 30 districts, 2485 have been reported from different quarantine centres while remaining 1752 are local contacts. Contact tracing and follow-up action is underway, said Information and Public Relation (I & PR ) Department.
  Khordha recorded highest 647 fresh cases followed by Cuttack (577) and Puri (219). Total 17 districts recorded over 100 positive cases in the last 24 hours.
  With the new cases, the number of active cases in the state rose to 38,546. However, 1,53,213 patients have recovered in the state so far.
  It is pertinent to mention here that total 45,321 number of samples were tested in the state in the last 24 hours. So far 29,05,731 tests have been conducted in the state.
  
  Mawuli Sosu, a 43-year-old mason from Keta, sold his two sons, aged 18 and 15 years, to the fisherman, David Akweteybor, who resides at Tewoekpo, an Island near Tokoranu, in the Dambai District in the Volta Region to fish on the Volta Lake
  
  SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — Arguably the most influential metal band to emerge from the Bay Area since Metallica, monolithic stoner-doom power trio Sleep will ring in the new year at the Great American Music Hall with a run of three shows closing out 2018.
  Evolving from the blackened doom metal outfit Asbestosdeath in the early 1990s after a change in band members (departing guitarist Tom Choi would later found the sludge/crust group Noothgush and the more straight stoner rock crew Operator Generator), Sleep got its start as a quartet featuring the rhythm section of bassist/singer Al Cisneros and drummer Chris Hakius with guitarist Matt Pike and Choi’s replacement, guitarist Justin Marler.
  The band began to explore a slower, lumbering sound inspired by Black Sabbath and pioneering sludge-rock band Melvins under the new moniker, eventually releasing its debut album Volume One in 1991 that featured Cisneros’ howling vocals, a more raw edge and far shorter song structures than the group would later become known for. After the release of the album, Marler left the band to become an Orthodox monk with Sleep continuing on as a threesome.
  Slowly building a cult audience around the Bay Area for their anachronistic sound and look (the group often dressed in ragged bellbottoms that made them look the part of a gritty ’70s power trio), Sleep tracked it’s next batch of songs with noted producer/engineer Billy Anderson and sent a demo tape out in search of a new label. Independent British grindcore/extreme metal imprint Earache not only signed the band, but issued the demo as the band’s seminal second album, Sleep’s Holy Mountain.
  Delving into extended song structures, slower tempos and introducing a lyrical obsession with weed, the recording established Sleep — along with downtuned “desert rock” contemporaries Kyuss and already established East Coast heavyweights Monster Magnet — at leaders of what would later be tagged the stoner rock movement. The band’s profile continued to rise following tours with like-minded Sabbath worshippers Cathedral and pioneering space-rock crew Hawkwind, and the buzz surrounding Sleep’s Holy Mountain led to interest from major labels Elektra and London.