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Joined June 2012
Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly retired from international football, bringing his legendary career with Portugal to an end.
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When you ignore the crane's load radius and the laws of physics
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They reported a call before the phone itself
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How Holy Water is made
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Hey @grok , what would be the best way to fill this empty space?
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Belgian Malinois are dogs on a whole other level.
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2 day-old baby donkey
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Someone said he's making tap water
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Bob Dylan meets with Pope Leo
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This Simpsons intro about Homer going through biological evolution
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The moment he transforms into Mr. Bean is absurd
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She carried her twin siblings at age 10, and 20 years later, life gave her twins of her own.
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"2027 is 1 month away" me, who's lost track of time since 2019:
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His landlord told him to move out after staying for 8 years, so he is leaving with all his belongings.
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For the first time in US history, the country has both a Muslim mayor and senator.
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That dog is very well trained.
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FLORIDA just elected a first-gen Indian American and former high school principal over a MAGA millionaire man btw
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Good morning ☀️ 🤣
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The original choreographer of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” dancing to the song 40 years later
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A 24-year-old former Division I field hockey player who was reportedly in perfect health died just two miles from the NYC Marathon finish line after collapsing at Mile 24. She had texted her father “Ow” and “Ow ow” before collapsing, and despite six hours of resuscitation efforts, she could not be saved, with her death reportedly linked to rhabdomyolysis, a life-threatening condition caused by muscle breakdown. nitter.cf/CollinRugg/status/2117…
24-year-old Rachel Apa dies after collapsing in Central Park just two miles from completing the New York City Marathon. Her parents say they were tracking her on the marathon tracking app when she stopped moving at Mile 24. "Final stretch," her father texted her at Mile 23, but she never replied. Her parents say they were waiting at Mile 25 and tracking her on the app, but noticed she stopped moving at Mile 24. After a few minutes, they headed to Mile 24, where they found an ambulance pulling out. According to The New York Times, Apa collapsed before a social worker ran over and tried to find a pulse. Three people took turns trying to resuscitate her. She was taken to Mount Sinai Medical Center, where doctors spent six hours trying to save her life. Apa's father says she died from rhabdomyolysis, a condition that can be caused by exertion, in which skeletal muscle rapidly disintegrates and poisons the blood. "It’s unfathomable. Perfect health, perfect shape, 24 years old," her father said. Apa played field hockey at Bucknell University and ran the race for her grandfather, who died from Parkinson’s disease.
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