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Milwaukee Bucks All-Star Forward Khris Middleton He underwent two successful arthroscopic clean-up surgeries this offseason to resolve lingering issues, league sources said. Athletic.Immediately after the playoffs, Middleton underwent surgery on the left ankle that had been bothering him all of last season. Sources said the procedure repaired some of the lingering damage caused by a sprained left ankle he suffered when he landed on Feb. 6. Phoenix Suns forward Kevin DurantThe shot hit Durant’s leg after he attempted a jump shot, and the closeout resulted in Durant receiving a flagrant-1 penalty.”I’ve never had a sprained ankle that bad before,” Middleton…

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NATO leaders attended a meeting of heads of allies and partners as part of the NATO Summit in Washington DC, USA on 11 July 2024.Anadolu | Getty Images”We are facing four dangerous countries that are increasingly cooperating,” he commented. Sky News reported.”We in this country and in the NATO alliance have to be able to confront this particular quadrilateral problem as well as other problems that are prevalent in the world,” he added.Robertson did not name the Quartet members specifically, but the other three are thought to be Russia, Iran and North Korea, which NATO described last week as posing…

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If you buy through links on our site, New York Post may receive compensation or an affiliate commission. The only thing more fun than unboxing a new Apple product is setting it up with the money you saved on the purchase. Why pay Apple full price when you can get popular products on sale? Well, here’s your chance. Officially Amazon Prime Day,and Thousands of transactions In every conceivable product category, AirpodsiPad, etc. you Amazon Prime You can get these great benefits by subscribing, but what if you don’t have a subscription yet? No problem! New users can try out the…

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This story begins: Parents And here is Climate Desk collaboration. Analysis shows that the climate crisis is causing massive melting of polar ice, changing the shape of the Earth and lengthening the length of the day.Scientists said the phenomenon was a striking example of how human actions are changing the planet, and paralleled natural processes that have existed for billions of years.The length of a day can change in milliseconds, but internet traffic, financial transactions, and GPS Navigation is all about accurate timekeeping.The length of the Earth’s day has increased steadily over geological time due to the gravitational action of…

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WHO defines zero-vaccination children as children who have no access to routine immunization services or who are not served by routine immunization services at all. It is operationally measured as a child who does not receive the first dose of DPT (diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus) vaccine. It is primarily used to communicate about immunization gaps and drive concerted efforts to close them. It is calculated as the difference between the estimated number of surviving infants and the estimated number of children who received the first dose of DPT.Not necessarily. Zero-dose refers to babies who have not received the first dose of…

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Melted water pools darken the surface of the sea ice, reducing its cooling power. Photo credit: NASA Earth Observatory A new study led by scientists at the University of Michigan finds that as sea ice disappears and reflectivity declines, the Arctic has lost about a quarter of its cooling power since 1980, and the world has lost up to 15 percent. Using satellite measurements of cloud cover and solar radiation reflected by sea ice from 1980 to 2023, the researchers found that the rate of decline in sea ice cooling is roughly twice the rate of decline in annual average…

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Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The spitting cobra’s extremely potent venom quickly destroys the skin, muscle and bone around the bite site.Article informationA team of scientists based in Australia, Canada, Costa Rica and the UK has discovered that a commonly prescribed drug to thin the blood can be repurposed as a cheap antidote to cobra venom. About 138,000 people die from snakebites each year, most of which occur in poor rural areas of low- and middle-income countries in Africa, South and Southeast Asia.More than 400,000 develop necrosis, where the tissue around the bite area dies and turns black. In parts…

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Princess of Wales receives standing ovation as Wimbledon crowd welcomes her to finalReally supportIndependent journalismClick here for detailscloseOur mission is to provide unbiased, fact-based journalism that holds power accountable and exposes the truth.Every donation counts, whether it’s $5 or $50.Support us to deliver journalism without purpose.The moving meaning behind The Princess of Wales’ Wimbledon outfit The revelation comes following her emotional public return.KateThe 42-year-old wore a purple dress and purple ribbon, the latter of which is usually used as a symbol of hope for cancer patients.The tournament marked her second public appearance this year as she continues her treatment.The royal…

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Doug Greenberg, ESPNJuly 17, 2024 at 10:30 PM ETOut of a record-breaking field of more than 10,000 entrants, professional player Jonathan Tamayo finally rose to the top of the poker world on Wednesday night, winning the 2024 World Series of Poker main event bracelet and this year’s $10 million first place prize in Las Vegas.The Texan reached the final table in seventh place and worked his way to the top to become the first player to win from that position since Pius Heinz in 2011.”Everybody who’s good at poker plays in this tournament, and somehow I won and I still…

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July 18, 2024Updated 1 hour agoImage caption, The King’s Speech has dominated newspaper headlines on Thursday, with the Daily Mail calling Labour’s legislative agenda a “red revolution” and citing the right to work from home, increased diversity scrutiny and “greater powers for trade unions” as examples of policies that could thwart the new government’s plans to “take the brakes off Britain”. Image caption, “Starmer Unveils Big State Britain” read the Telegraph’s headline, which also included a photo of the King and Queen attending the opening of Parliament. The paper reported that the Prime Minister “signaled the return of big government”…

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