Brazilian Bontorin spent much of the first round dominating his opponent on the ground, but was caught by a succession of crunching right hands in the closing stages of the stanza, sending him face-first to the canvas. Referee Herb Dean called off the fight as Bontorin stumbled around the cage, …
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“Wow, this actually worked,” read a guerrilla commercial only the most eagle-eyed viewers managed to notice during a historic Super Bowl clash between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. “If you’re reading this, it meant our bet paid off,” the ad said, urging viewers to pause their TVs …
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Come on, guys and gals, chill out USA. Calm down, calm down. You say you want to heal. Okay. The first thing y’all need to do is dial down the rhetoric. A coup attempt, an insurrection, sedition – whatever wonderfully evocative term you care to reach for – is not …
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On the night of November 3, as the results from largely ‘in-person’ votes were tallied across the nation, by all appearances, it looked as if President Donald Trump was headed toward a resounding victory against his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden. Then a water pipe broke in the arena where the …
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“[What] has happened to academic freedom and freedom of speech? There is nothing in this article that is ‘false,’” Carl Heneghan, the director of the Center for Evidence-Based Medicine at Oxford University, said on Friday. He posted a screenshot of Facebook flagging his article for the Spectator magazine as ‘False …
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Silverman gave her take on the ‘cancel culture’ phenomenon in a segment on her podcast at the weekend. “When you take someone, you found a tweet they wrote seven years ago … you expose it and you say, ‘This person should be no more. Banish them forever.’ They’re going to …
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The Governor of Sverdlovsk region Evgeny Kuyvashev answered the question about why not all doctors received a presidential benefits promised for work in the epidemic of the coronavirus. “Instead of paying in the amount of 80 thousand rubles for health professionals working with coronavirus patients, we received 25 thousand rubles. …
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Arrests, riot police and claps What happened in Yekaterinburg on the second day of a spontaneous protest in defense of the square. Briefly In Ekaterinburg the second day held spontaneous protests in defense of the Park near the drama Theatre, which wants to build the Church of St. Catherine. On …
Read More »So, friends — today will be a great and interesting post about what is really happening in Soviet schools. Fans of the Soviet Union for some unknown reason I think the Soviet education ideal — say, otlichie school was in the USSR, and that now, now “generation exam” even 2+2 …
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Advanced farm equipment works fine. Motorist mounted on a tractor motor from the plane. Can be the innovation to move all agriculture?
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