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Russell Wilson‘s long-term status with the Seahawks has gotten extremely shaky. His short-term status has thus become murky. There’s one thing that can happen that would slam the door on talk of a Wilson trade in 2021. As noted by Gregg Bell of the Tacoma News Tribune, the Seahawks have the contractual right to restructure […]
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Anemia, a condition characterized by the lack of healthy red blood cells in the body, is common in patients with chronic kidney disease who need to undergo routine hemodialysis (a process that helps to ‘clean’ the blood when the kidneys don’t function well). Thus, red blood cell-stimulating agents (called ‘erythropoiesis-stimulating agents’ or ESAs) and iron […]
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Airbus is canvassing airline support for a potential freighter version of its A350 passenger jet, targeting a key stronghold of U.S. rival Boeing as e-commerce lifts demand for transported goods, people familiar with the matter said. The jet would be the first freighter spin-off of the latest generation of carbon-fibre jets and help stabilise output […]
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One perk of being an AT&T wireless subscriber was being able to stream HBO Max without that counting toward a customer’s data cap. That’s no longer the case. California’s new net neutrality law includes banning sponsored data services, known as zero-rating, which previously allowed companies like AT&T to cover data usage of certain platforms (like […]
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Former England star Paul Stewart did not enjoy his greatest moments in the game due to the abuse he suffered as a child. His ordeal at the hands of youth coach Frank Roper has haunted his life and left him with an “empty soul”. Paul, 56, said: “Even at the very top, playing in a […]
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When Rams owner Stan Kroenke hosts the first Super Bowl at his new stadium in California next February, he’ll also be dealing with the biggest potential mess associated with the relocation of his team. Via the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a Missouri judge said this week that he plans to start the trial of the lawsuit […]
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According to ARRS’ American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR), contrast-enhanced mammography (CEM) showed concordance with MRI in women with newly diagnosed breast cancer and breast augmentation. Noting that CEM has not been investigated in women with breast augmentation, Molly Carnahan and her Mayo Clinic team in Phoenix, AZ, concluded, “the findings suggest a possible role of […]
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Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance Holdings Ltd is being probed by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) over concerns that it allowed Americans to make bets that violated U.S. rules. The CFTC is investigating if the company, which isn’t registered with the agency, permitted U.S. residents to trade derivatives that the regulator polices, the report said, […]
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Apple is reportedly planning a number of updates to its iPad line, including new iPad Pros launching as soon as April, a new iPad mini with a larger screen, and a refresh of the base iPad, according to Bloomberg. The new iPad Pros are expected to have a similar design as the 11-inch and 12.9-inch […]
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Ghislaine Maxwell’s brother has confirmed his sister IS married saying she was happily living her life with her “stepchildren” when the FBI arrested her. In his first televised interview in more than 30 years since their crooked father, Robert Maxwell’s death, Ian Maxwell launched a robust defence of his youngest sibling. He told how the […]
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