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[ad_1] Of course, to attribute this trend to the sport’s growing interest and reliance on analytics – this is football as nerds want it – or even the continued infiltration of the game by people who can only be described as American. But this can only offer a partial explanation. Perhaps the talking point culture …
[ad_1] Feeling optimistic about the restocked pantry, we set off for our day of hiking. Our route took us to a high mountain valley called the Amphitheater, where we browsed an ice cave, dine on a glacier, and to the music of the ringing waterfalls cascading down the steep cliffs around us. And of course, …
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[ad_1] At first, Errol Spence ignored the spot appearing in his left eye’s peripheral vision in August 2021. The very close heavyweight title against Manny Pacquiao outweighed this mysterious new problem. And when a pre-fight eye exam revealed a torn retina — an injury that could end a boxing career — Spence said he accepted …
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[ad_1] However, the group stage draw is not just a draw for the group stage: it is also a roadmap for the entire tournament. If England are to win—much more logically than a stopped clock, as he believes they can this time—the slope becomes steeper as soon as the knockout stage begins. Senegal, the most …
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[ad_1] Authorities confiscated 13 works they say were looted from the Yale University Art Gallery. Authorities said many of these were part of an ongoing investigation. Subhash KapoorA former Madison Avenue art dealer accused of being one of the world’s most prolific antiques dealers. Yale acknowledged on Thursday with a post on the museum’s website …
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[ad_1] A little over a month has passed since the Beijing Olympics ended, but the Games, like their predecessors, have been distilled into a handful of images and moments. A tearful young Russian skater (who had failed a recent doping test) is scolded by her coach. A victorious American-born freestyle skier who won a gold …
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[ad_1] Defender Jean Potvin, who played in the first two of the New York Islanders’ four Stanley Cup championships in the 1980s, died Tuesday in Westin, Florida, aged 72. His brother, Denis, confirmed the death in a hospital. He said the cause was not yet known before an autopsy was performed. Potvin spent 11 seasons …
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[ad_1] Defender Jean Potvin, who played in the first two of the New York Islanders’ four Stanley Cup championships in the 1980s, died Tuesday in Westin, Florida, aged 72. His brother, Denis, confirmed the death in a hospital. He said the cause was not yet known before an autopsy was performed. Potvin spent 11 seasons …
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[ad_1] WOODSTOCK, Ala. — The auto industry’s transition to battery power is expected to result in job losses because making an electric vehicle requires fewer workers than making a gasoline-powered car. But that probably won’t be the case in Alabama. The state became the beneficiary this week of a factory that will produce battery packs …
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[ad_1] Barr offers a lengthy apology, trying to correct his stance on condemning people to death for their religious belief. Pope Francis’ review of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which condemns the death penalty as “inadmissible because it is an attack on one’s immunity and dignity,” plunges Barr into a meticulous paroxysm: unacceptable it …
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[ad_1] For more than a year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has collected data on hospitalizations for Covid-19 in the United States and disaggregated by age, race, and vaccination status. However, he did not make most of the information public.. When the CDC published the first significant data on the effectiveness of boosters …
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[ad_1] I took a step back and said, “What is our real purpose at the company?” I said. What I want to do is give people access to high-quality, affordable healthcare, and make sure that as a company we can help people navigate the healthcare system. Because we are so central to people’s lives, we …
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