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Adriano Silva’s family moved frequently when he was a kid and things were not always perfect. At one point his father turned to alcohol and drugs to cope with his issues. His stepmother as…
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Former world No. 1 golfer Tiger Woods announced Monday that he is ending his current Tour schedule to concentrate on family life and new physical ailments. Woods tweeted that his occasional appearances on the…
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Victims, who contend their injuries were caused by building construction defects, have filed a class-action lawsuit seeking a jury trial, ranging in damages from $500,000 to more than $30m Members of a jury pool…
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Seiya Suzuki has urged the players’ union to lead strike action to defend his allocation rights, but says M.L.B. Arrival’s delayed release is down to a walkout by government bureaucrats. The Brazil-born international forward…
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Thousands of Solomon Islanders remain on lockdown in the capital, Honiara, as tensions rise among ethnic and religious rivalries in the troubled islands. Rioters burned dozens of shops and vehicles on Saturday, and more…
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Syracuse University Press This article was originally published on Syracuse.com. Syracuse-based scientists announced today that they are gravely concerned about the impact of climate change on some of the nation’s oldest science and national…
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Japan will double spending on its military, as fears grow over China’s military expansionism. It will spend $6.75 billion in fiscal 2019, a 12.9 percent rise. Along with the increase in military spending, Japan’s…
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• The Ontario government is using regular Minister’s Zoning Orders (MLOs) to fast-track development applications and “slash through the rules” as soon as those rules conflict with the laws governing these decisions, according to…
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(CNN) — Trust in scientists is on the rise globally, with the majority of people saying they are knowledgeable about science, according to a new global poll of about 4,700 adults. Overall, 64% of…
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Courtesy of Foreign Press Photo Agency / Maximilian Kleine Austria’s COVID-19, a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter, took off at 0113 GMT and was met by “friendly forces,” 10 minutes later at 0219 GMT. coverage…
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