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[ad_1] The captain of the San Francisco Giants – this is the captain with a big C roughly matched with black band stripes – reported for duty this season on a boat carrying valuable cargo. He donned a white captain’s cap with black-orange trim, threw his goods to starboard, and finally ran aground on a …
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[ad_1] Donovan Carrillo started figure skating at age 8 by following his sister to the local rink, but another girl who kept him there was Lisa. Carrillo was in love with Lisa. Lisa stopped figure skating after a few years, but became addicted to Carrillo, who was previously engaged in gymnastics and diving. It was …
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[ad_1] A sharp counter kick from Terence Crawford knocked Shawn Porter down early in the 10th round of Saturday night’s World Boxing Organization title fight in Las Vegas. Moments later, a jarring right hook to Porter’s temple started a sequence on the canvas that ended with Porter and his trainer and father, Kenny Porter, signaling …
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[ad_1] Kamaru Usman defended the heavyweight title by unanimously defeating rival Colby Covington. Usman knocked down Covington twice in the second round and was nearly finishing. But Covington bounced back and was competitive for the remainder of the game, keeping a high tempo, keeping Usman on the fence and also delivering solid punches and a …
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[ad_1] Rose Namajunas defended the strawweight title in a split decision against Zhang Weili in a competitive fight that resulted in a knockout in the rematch of their last fight. Namajunas finished on top of the last lap after securing a clean takedown, that could have been the difference. Both women showed off their moments …
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[ad_1] Maria Kowroski, the reigning director of the New York City Ballet and the last company member to work with Jerome Robbins, gives her final salute. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] The finding, if true, holds for planetary migration in the early solar system, particularly beautiful model, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune all move outward, and Jupiter a little inward, for a few hundred million years. This would disturb the organically charged asteroids left over from the formation of planets and send them pinging around the …
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