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The owners don’t want to miss a single cent. Baseball is big business.
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So, both Jordan and Landon (and others) must face the accusation that they lied about their position coach. Nasty work.
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In algebra, 'x' stands for an unknown quantity.
German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered the mysterious form of radiation in 1895.
Since the rays were unknown, he called them ‘X-rays.’
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Jalayshia Alford, who also goes by Malayshia or “May,” has been missing since last week. She was last seen on the 500 block of North Simpson Street in West Philadelphia. ebx.sh/wIdQD5
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What’s wrong with niggas? 😂
Buddy had the greatest DNA of any human to ever live in his possession and his first thought was to throw it away. I would’ve immediately left the arena and drove down to the CDC. Wouldn’t even tell my family where I’m at. We would recreate LeBron and make this 2.0 version the savior of Atlanta sports. I would then sell this cup for 1 Trillion dollars to Coca-Cola so they could make Coca-LeCola. Everyone can get a taste of greatness now
Good! He ducked taped them kids and set the house on fire. They should do the same to him.
Indiana governor says execution will go ahead Thursday against man who killed 2 kids 6abc.com/post/jeffrey-weishe…
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When she locked in.... whew... I was like "Get 'em, Carrie!"
#Carrie50 (1976)
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Milton Coleman, a pioneering editor at The Washington Post who broke racial barriers and helped shape generations of journalists, has died. He was 79.
Coleman was the first Black journalist named to the paper's masthead and rose to become its highest-ranking Black editor.
He oversaw the Post's local news coverage, mentored generations of journalists and championed efforts to make newsrooms more representative of the communities they cover.