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[ad_1] Aaron Judge took a massive three-lap drive in the ninth half for their first away round in the major leagues to give the Yankees a 6-5 comeback victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night. Giancarlo Stanton tied in sixth place with a modest three-run shot, and the Yankees rally for their 14th …
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[ad_1] Reading one’s own assessments in “The Last Letter to a Reader” is like a kind of eavesdropping, as when we listen to a figure in a scene, when he puts forward an opposing stance or an uncanny belief. For a book intended to represent “proper completion” of a career, these are at times almost …
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[ad_1] However, interest rates on loans reflect the risk of non-repayment of loans. Banks don’t seize loans, they sell them to other investors in the market, so if Twitter can’t pay off its debts, Mr. Musk will either have to pay those investors, perhaps by selling more Tesla shares, or he could dilute that stake …
[ad_1] Say that for Lalo. After spending two seasons a step or two behind his foe, he finally knows something that Gus doesn’t. So it’s alive. At first, his plan is to sneak across the US border to hook up with a few smugglers and get revenge. He changes his mind after calling Don Hector …
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[ad_1] Say that for Lalo. After spending two seasons a step or two behind his foe, he finally knows something that Gus doesn’t. So it’s alive. At first, his plan is to sneak across the US border to hook up with a few smugglers and get revenge. He changes his mind after calling Don Hector …
Continue reading “‘Better Call Saul’ Recap, Season 6 Premiere: Run Nacho, Run”
[ad_1] Nick finds this type of salvo “uplifting” for generations, but his real passion is with Didion’s relocation from California to the East Coast, temporarily saying “Hello All That Happened!” The lyrics are from a musical. (Not as exaggerated as it sounds: the news that Vanessa Redgrave would appear in the Broadway version of “The …
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[ad_1] For 76 years, men were the only athletes allowed to record their “vital stats”—race times—while running the Boston Marathon. Women were banned from running the route because race organizers considered them “physiologically deficient”. And then came 1972. “A separate but equal category will be created for female contestants, in a move that the authorities …
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[ad_1] Brave St. Shaheen Holloway, who stepped into national limelight as coach during the Peter’s Peacocks’ deep run at this year’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament, dropped out of college on Wednesday to become head coach at Seton Hall. The move had been anticipated since Kevin Willard left Seton Hall for Maryland two weeks ago, and …
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[ad_1] YANQING, China — Alexandra Burghardt fixes her new Winter Olympics outfit at a hotel a few miles from the toboggan run in the mountains outside Beijing. “Sometimes I feel like a double agent,” he said. “Two lives to deal with.” In August, Burghardt was running the 100 meters in the scorching heat of Tokyo’s …
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[ad_1] Classic Stage Company’s “assassinsThe Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman musical was the last show to cut its broadcast short due to the coronavirus, and announced on Tuesday that it will cancel the remaining performances. The Off Broadway musical, which started its previews in November and continued for about 12 weeks, was scheduled to continue …
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[ad_1] When Ahmed read that this formerly healthy man suddenly had trouble walking, Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) was the first thing that came to mind. It’s an autoimmune disorder: Antibodies, often triggered by an infection, mistakenly attack healthy cells and confuse them with the invaders they’re there to control. Cells targeted in GBS are cells that …
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[ad_1] For a while on Sunday evening after his last performance “Caroline or Change” At Studio 54, actor John Cariani disappeared backstage to have his portrait taken upstairs. No one had told the children, When Cariani reappeared, however, his young fellow actors, some of whom had played his son, flocked to, teasing and hugging him. …
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