[ad_1] Mar 18, 2024, 02:10 AM ET Seton Hall, Wake Forest, Indiana State and Villanova, some of the more prominent programs on the outside of […]
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Elon Musk suggests his prescription ketamine use is good for investors
[ad_1] In a new interview, Elon Musk said prescription ketamine has been helpful in treating his occasional depressive episodes and suggested that taking the drug […]
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Modernism, but Make It Cool
[ad_1] If you’ve spent a recent summer in Britain, where the mercury can now climb past 100 degrees, you’ve probably noticed how inhospitable the buildings […]
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SIFC, Saudi firm sign agreement to ‘cultivate 5,000 acres of cattle fodder’
[ad_1] Cultivation of cattle fodder in Pakistan in this still taken from a video. — SIFC/Radio Pakistan Pakistani soil has great potential for breeding high-quality […]
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At least 1 killed, 4 injured in Jacksonville Beach shootings
[ad_1] This still taken from a video released on March 17, 2024, shows a Police vehicle parked among others as authorities cordoned off an area […]
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Rating every new Nike kit: From United States to England
[ad_1] The kits are linked by a unilateral design language that has seen each nation’s traditional identity and regalia modernised and re-augmented through what Nike […]
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‘Banksy came overnight’: A neighborhood wakes up to world-famous street art
[ad_1] LONDON — The Banksy appeared the way Banksy murals often do: overnight, unsigned and to everyone’s complete surprise. Before the artist claimed credit, this […]
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Kate’s health and Charles’s cancer struggle: What royal commentators are saying
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Meghan Markle’s ‘silly’ move with new brand launch to ‘raise questions’
[ad_1] Meghan Markle has made a “silly” mistake with the launch of her brand American Riviera Orchard, per an expert. PR expert Renae Smith says […]
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Where the Wild Things Went During the Pandemic
[ad_1] Camera traps, which automatically snap photos of wild animals when they detect motion and body heat, have become key research tools for wildlife biologists. […]
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