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NoneFDA approves cancer drug developed by B.C.'s ZymeworksDavid Beckham called Kath Phipps “the heartbeat of Manchester United” as tributes from players past and present poured in following the long-serving receptionist’s death at the age of 85. A lifelong fan, she was an immensely popular figure with players, managers and staff at a club she joined four months after Sir Matt Busby led them to European Cup glory in 1968. Phipps initially worked at Old Trafford in the stadium offices and on matchdays, before Sir Alex Ferguson brought her to their Carrington training ground in 2000. The United great presented her with the League Managers Association’s Service to Football award in 2022, when Beckham was among those to pay tribute. “Forever in our hearts...,” the former midfielder posted on Instagram with a photo holding Phipps’ hand. “The first and last face I would always see was Kath sat at reception at Old Trafford waiting to give me my tickets for the game. “She was the heartbeat of Manchester United, everyone knew who Kath was and everyone adored her. “I moved up to Manchester at 15 and Kath made a promise to my mum and dad ‘I’ll look after your boy for you don’t you worry’ and from that first day till the last day I spent with her that’s exactly what she did. “Old Trafford will never be the same without your smile as we walk through those doors... We love you.” The club confirmed Phipps’ death on Thursday, leading to a flood of tributes on social media from those that worked with her. United’s record goalscorer Wayne Rooney said: “The heart and soul of Manchester United. Everything what the club is about. “A legend who will be greatly missed. Thanks for the memories Kathy. Thoughts with family and friends.” Fellow United former player Patrice Evra said “losing a family member (is) never easy” alongside a photo with Phipps, who David De Gea thanked “for taking care of everyone”. Ex-United defender Rio Ferdinand said: “An absolute mainstay of Manchester United... Always welcomed me and everyone else who visited with a warm smile! Looked at life positively, incredibly selfless & would put others first! RIP.” Current squad members were also quick to pay their respects to Phipps. United skipper Bruno Fernandes reposted the club’s announcement with a heart emoji and Marcus Rashford said: “Awful news, admired by all at the club and beyond, you will be missed.” United defender Harry Maguire posted: “A legend that will never be forgotten. I will miss you. We will miss you. RIP Kath.” Right-back Diogo Dalot wrote: “We love you Kath. Thank you for showing everyday what this club is about and taking care of us.” Jadon Sancho, who is on loan at Chelsea ahead of a permanent United exit, said of Phipps: “I’m grateful that I’ve had the pleasure of meeting you, such a lovely kind hearted soul. “She always made sure I was OK and always put a smile on my face whenever I felt down, I appreciate you Kath. My condolences go out to her family through this tough time.” United have yet to confirm what tribute will be paid at Saturday’s Premier League match against Nottingham Forest. The club said in a statement: “We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of our beloved colleague Kath Phipps at the age of 85. “An omnipresent figure at Manchester United since the late 1960s, Kath worked for the club for over 55 years in a variety of roles, but her contribution went beyond any particular job title. “Kath was a one-woman institution, whose memory will be cherished by everyone at the club who had the privilege of knowing her. “She said last year: ‘I can’t imagine doing anything else’. Well, we can’t imagine the place without her.”
UTAH TECH (1-5) Ariyibi 4-6 6-7 14, Bieker 1-4 2-2 5, Byrd 5-8 9-9 23, Gonsalves 5-11 2-2 15, Riley 1-7 4-5 6, Rainwater 1-2 2-2 4, Berrett 4-10 0-0 10, Misic 0-0 0-0 0, Hutchings 1-2 0-0 2, Schenck 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-50 25-27 79.The gaming world is on the cusp of a revolution, as Virtual Reality (VR) evolves beyond current expectations, promising experiences that blur the line between reality and imagination. Immersive Worlds Redefined The future of VR gaming is not just about donning a headset; it’s stepping into universes with unparalleled detail and interactivity. Upcoming advancements in haptic feedback technology aim to engage multiple senses, making virtual environments feel more tangible than ever. Gamers will soon grasp virtual objects and experience textures, weights, and even temperatures, creating an unprecedented level of immersion and redefining how games are played and experienced. Beyond Gaming: Educational and Therapeutic Journeys VR’s potential extends beyond entertainment, ushering in new ways to learn and heal. Future VR games may incorporate educational narratives, allowing users to explore history, science, and art interactively. In healthcare, therapeutic games are on the horizon, presenting innovative treatment avenues for mental health issues like anxiety and PTSD. This dual-purpose approach positions VR as a transformative tool, impacting broader aspects of life. Social Integration and Community Building The next-generation VR platforms will focus on enhancing social interactivity. Players can not only face off in competitive arenas but also collaborate across continents. The integration of seamless voice and gesture recognition technology will allow for more natural communication, fostering friendships and communities that transcend geographical barriers. In conclusion, as VR technology progresses, gaming will no longer be a solitary or flat-screen experience. It will become a gateway to endless possibilities, where reality and digital innovation entwine, setting the stage for the next era of human interaction and exploration. The Next Frontier: How Virtual Reality is Transforming More Than Just Gaming Virtual Reality (VR) is poised for transformative growth, promising a future rich with innovations that extend well beyond the realm of gaming. This article delves into the emerging aspects of VR that will redefine our digital experience. Pros and Cons of Emerging VR Technologies The advantages of VR are immense, especially as advancements are made in haptic feedback technology, which will offer users a more immersive experience with tactile interactions. Users will be able to feel every nuance of the virtual world, from the weight of a sword to the texture of a tree bark. However, challenges remain, such as the high cost of equipment, potential motion sickness for some users, and the technological demands that limit accessibility. Innovations in Educational and Therapeutic VR One of the most promising trends in VR is its application in education and therapy. Educational programs can leverage VR for virtual field trips and science simulations, providing students with experiences that textbooks simply cannot match. In therapy, VR is being explored as a tool to treat phobias, PTSD, and anxiety by creating safe, controlled environments for exposure therapy. For more information on integrating VR in education, you might visit Google VR . Emerging Trends in Social VR Experiences Social interaction in VR is set to be revolutionized with new technologies that enable more natural communication. This includes enhanced voice recognition and realistic gesture tracking, which support deeper engagement and interaction in virtual spaces. These innovations will foster global communities, enabling users to collaborate or compete in expansive virtual landscapes. Security and Privacy in VR Spaces As VR becomes more prevalent, the need for robust security and privacy measures is critical. Securing personal data and ensuring safe online environments are paramount. Developers are working to implement encryption and authentication measures to protect users in virtual spaces. The Future of VR: Sustainability and Predictions Looking ahead, developers are focusing on making VR more sustainable. This includes creating energy-efficient hardware and using eco-friendly materials. As technology advances, VR is predicted to become a staple in various sectors, beyond gaming, shaping the way we work, learn, and socialize. For the latest updates on VR technology advancements, explore Oculus . In summary, VR is evolving rapidly, opening doors to new applications and experiences that were previously unimaginable. Its impact will be felt across education, healthcare, social interaction, and more, marking the dawn of a new era where the virtual and real worlds seamlessly intertwine.
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Ariyibi 4-6 6-7 14, Bieker 1-4 2-2 5, Byrd 5-8 9-9 23, Gonsalves 5-11 2-2 15, Riley 1-7 4-5 6, Rainwater 1-2 2-2 4, Berrett 4-10 0-0 10, Misic 0-0 0-0 0, Hutchings 1-2 0-0 2, Schenck 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-50 25-27 79. Fofana 2-3 2-4 6, Jones 8-15 5-10 23, Lewis 1-3 0-0 2, Fuller 0-0 0-0 0, Washington 7-14 2-2 19, Adams 11-16 2-3 25, Brinson 0-2 0-1 0, Beard 2-4 0-0 4, Martindale 2-3 0-0 5, Barbee 2-2 0-0 5, Cain 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 35-63 11-20 89. Halftime_Utah Tech 50-40. 3-Point Goals_Utah Tech 10-27 (Byrd 4-5, Gonsalves 3-9, Berrett 2-7, Bieker 1-4, Riley 0-2), CS Northridge 8-17 (Washington 3-6, Jones 2-2, Barbee 1-1, Martindale 1-2, Adams 1-3, Beard 0-1, Brinson 0-1, Cain 0-1). Rebounds_Utah Tech 22 (Riley 5), CS Northridge 31 (Jones 9). Assists_Utah Tech 16 (Rainwater 4), CS Northridge 15 (Beard 4). Total Fouls_Utah Tech 17, CS Northridge 17. A_138 (7,321).
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A study of hot spots for collisions between ships and whales around the world, including Canadian waters, offers a map for measures to prevent the deadly strikes that could drive some species to extinction, one of the British Columbia-based authors says. Chloe Robinson said reported strikes represent a fraction of their true extent, and a lack of protection measures leaves whales vulnerable as global shipping expands. The study found shipping takes place across 92 per cent of the ranges for humpback, blue, fin and sperm whales worldwide, but measures to reduce vessel strikes have been implemented in less than seven per cent of high-risk areas. "That could really spell, you know, potential extinction for some of these species," said Robinson, director of whales for Ocean Wise, a B.C.-based organization that provided data for the paper published in the peer-reviewed journal Science. "A recent study estimated anything up to 20,000 whales are killed a year through ship strikes, globally, and that's just an estimate, a best-case estimate." Robinson said she was surprised to see Swiftsure Bank, off the west coast of Vancouver Island, emerge as a risk hot spot for strikes of fin, blue and humpback whales. The area is a "migration highway" for humpbacks, she noted. The study also identified a hot spot for the same three species in the Gulf of St. Lawrence between Quebec, New Brunswick and Newfoundland. "This is something that Ocean Wise has been looking into because a lot of the management measures occur offshore and not sort of within the Gulf of St. Lawrence itself and even the St. Lawrence Seaway, (which) leads down to the Great Lakes," she said. "That was a huge hot spot, which was really interesting for me." Robinson said there have been smaller studies on the risk of ship strikes in different regions, but the study published Thursday is the first to map the distribution of the four whale species, using a variety of data sources, then compare it with the Automatic Identification System, a tool used for tracking vessels worldwide. "This was really the first of its kind to map these two on top of each other," she said. The researchers found the highest levels of risk in the Indian, western North Pacific and Mediterranean, while it also identified high-risk areas in the eastern North Pacific, North and South Atlantic Ocean along with the South China Sea. The Southern Ocean was the only region that did not contain any ship-strike hot spots due to low levels of shipping, despite high use by whales, the study found. Robinson said the findings support a strong case for maritime authorities to adopt measures such as whale alert systems, speed limits and no-go zones. "We know where there are areas where there are lots of whales and lots of ships, so this is where we need to target for management," she said in an interview. Robinson said Canada is home to many "eyes on the water" and researchers exploring innovative techniques for monitoring whales. But the country lacks mandatory mitigation measures, and it's not alone. "Next to none of the measures globally are mandatory. So, having voluntary measures (is) great, provided people comply," Robinson said. Ocean Wise launched an alert system in 2018 that notifies large vessels of the presence of whales in Pacific Northwest waters, and Robinson said about 80 per cent of mariners from Washington state up to Alaska have signed up. The WhaleReport alert system mainly functions in what she describes as "inshore" waters around busy ports in Seattle, Vancouver and Prince Rupert. The Port of Vancouver has also seen a high rate of compliance for its ECHO program, Robinson noted. The program encourages vessels to take voluntary steps, such as slowing down or staying farther away from whales, in order to reduce underwater noise and the potential for strikes in busy shipping areas. Robinson favours a multi-pronged approach to reducing ship strikes, but she said one single measure she believes could have a big impact would be equipping vessels with an infrared camera to detect whales within several kilometres. "Maybe some mariners ... respond better to knowing there 100 per cent is a whale 200 metres in front of your vessel, versus, 'slow down, there might be a whale here.'" Robinson said such cameras can cost between US$50,000 and $75,000. But the cost was a "drop in the bucket" of major companies' profits, she said. The cameras also present a public-relations opportunity for businesses to advertise themselves as operating in a more whale-friendly manner, Robinson said. "I know people who have had to go and have therapy after killing a humpback whilst at the helm," she added. "I think there's a lot to be said (for) the long-term benefits of this kind of technology." The study also found areas with lower traffic that could provide refuge for whales, especially with added protections. It shows the Arctic Ocean, for example, has very few high-risk areas for vessel strikes, and Robinson said some researchers view it as potential sanctuary. But without protections, Robinson said Arctic waters could become the next high-risk hot spot as sea ice melts with climate change, opening up shipping routes. "Knowing the plans to expand shipping routes into these areas to cut shipping time, make things faster, right through prime whale habitat, I think this is a really good opportunity to get ahead of the issue before it becomes an issue," she said. Whales play crucial roles in their ecosystems, including cycling nutrients that support other species, and they're a boon for tourism, Robinson said. They're also "magical" creatures that people feel connected to, she said, and they remain vulnerable after many species were hunted to the brink of extinction. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 22, 2024.NoneLONDON: Erling Haaland had a second-half penalty saved as crisis-torn Manchester City failed to end their dismal run with a 1-1 draw against lowly Everton, while title contenders Chelsea suffered a first home defeat against Fulham since 1979 on Thursday. Champions City have just one victory in their last 13 games in all competitions as their Christmas schedule started in disappointing fashion. Bernardo Silva put City in front early on before Iliman Ndiaye salvaged a point for Everton. City are languishing in seventh place and sit five points adrift of the top four, with their astonishing decline showing no sign of ending. City boss Pep Guardiola conceded ahead of the game that his troubled side are at risk of failing to qualify for the Champions League for the first time in 15 years and their latest setback was another blow to that target. “Of course we need results and we didn’t get it. The team played really good again in all departments and unfortunately could not win,” Guardiola said. “We accept it. It is life. We did not expect it to not win games many times. But what do you have to do? Continue.” Everton had kept five clean sheets in their last six games but were breached after just 14 minutes. Jeremy Doku fed Silva and his effort across goal deflected off Jarrad Branthwaite and looped beyond the helpless Jordan Pickford. Everton levelled when Manuel Akanji sliced an attempted clearance into the path of Ndiaye, who fired into the top corner for Everton’s first away goal in over two months. Seven minutes into the second half, Haaland had the chance to end his longest goal drought at the Etihad but Pickford dived low to his right to make the save. At Stamford Bridge, second-placed Chelsea were stunned by Fulham’s late fightback for a 2-1 win in a dramatic west London derby. Cole Palmer put Chelsea ahead after 16 minutes, the England forward drilling home from the edge of the area after weaving through the Fulham defense in dazzling style. But Fulham levelled with eight minutes left when Antonee Robinson’s cross was headed down by Timothy Castagne and Harry Wilson nodded in from close range. Chelsea were furious, claiming Alex Iwobi had fouled Pedro Neto in the build-up to the goal. But there was worse to come for the Blues in stoppage-time when Rodrigo Muniz converted Sasa Lukic’s pass with a clinical strike. Chelsea are four points behind leaders Liverpool, who have two games in hand and host Leicester later on Thursday. Nottingham Forest climbed to third place after a 1-0 win against spluttering Tottenham at the City Ground. Forest went ahead in the 28th minute when Anthony Elanga raced onto Morgan Gibbs-White’s pass and stroke a composed finish past Fraser Forster. Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo had just 17 games in charge of Tottenham before being sacked in 2021. But Forest’s fourth successive win was sweet revenge for Nuno, whose former club had Djed Spence sent off in the closing moments for a second booking. Tottenham are stuck in 11th place as the pressure mounts on boss Ange Postecoglou. Newcastle swatted aside 10-man Aston Villa 3-0, moving up to fifth place after winning three consecutive league games for the first time since 2023. Anthony Gordon struck with a superb curling strike after just two minutes at St. James’ Park. Villa’s Jhon Duran was sent off in the 32nd minute for violent conduct after stamping on Newcastle’s Fabian Schar. Alexander Isak made Newcastle’s numerical advantage count in the 59th minute as the Swedish striker tapped in his seventh goal in his last six appearances. Joelinton wrapped up the points in stoppage-time with a curler from 18 yards. Jarrod Bowen’s 59th-minute goal gave West Ham a 1-0 win at bottom of the table Southampton after the visitors saw Guido Rodriguez’s red card overturned by VAR. It was a frustrating start for new Saints boss Ivan Juric, who has replaced the sacked Russell Martin. Bournemouth and Crystal Palace shared a goalless draw at the Vitality Stadium.
New Mexico State 36, Middle Tennessee 21LAHORE – As the fastest-growing smartphone brand in the world, realme has cemented its place as a trailblazer in the tech industry. With an impressive 11% market share in Pakistan, a staggering growth from just 3% last year, realme now ranks among the top four smartphone brands in the country, surpassing industry giants. Globally, the brand achieved 1443% YOY growth in the first half of 2024, a feat that underscores its relentless innovation and consumer focus. In Pakistan, realme has doubled its monthly sales volume in 2024, assembling devices locally to meet growing demand. This surge in popularity reflects the brand’s commitment to making cutting-edge technology accessible, while also contributing to the economy with a workforce of 412 employees and expanding job opportunities. realme also became the first smartphone brand in Pakistan to introduce a 24-month extended warranty across its product lineup in 2024. This groundbreaking initiative reflects realme’s unwavering confidence in the reliability of its devices and its dedication to providing unparalleled value to its users. The commitment to quality is further reinforced with the realme C75, which comes with an exclusive one-year water damage warranty, setting a new benchmark for industry standards. Priced at just PKR 49,999, the realme C75 brings flagship-level features to an entry-level smartphone, including: IP69 Rating: Unprecedented water and dust resistance, capable of withstanding high-pressure and high-temperature water jets. 6000mAh Battery with 45W Fast Charging: Offering all-day power with quick recharge times, ensuring seamless connectivity. ArmorShell Glass Protection: Enhanced shock resistance for durability in everyday and rugged conditions. Helio G92 Max Chipset with 90Hz Display: A powerful 4G chip with an octa-core design and clock speeds up to 2GHz delivering smooth gaming and multitasking experiences with crystal-clear visuals. Up to 8GB + 16GB dynamic RAM provides enough memory for games and apps to run smoothly. The C75 reflects realme’s philosophy of balancing affordability and premium features, setting new standards in the tech space. Designed with an IP69 rating, the C75 offers unparalleled water and dust resistance, making it perfect for users with active lifestyles and even redefining how they clean and maintain their smartphones. Whether rinsing under water or enduring harsh environmental conditions, the C75’s durability redefines expectations for smartphones. This launch marks not just the introduction of an innovative product but also a celebration of realme’s extraordinary year, including record-breaking sales of its flagship GT 6, the popular realme 12+ and 13+, and the affordable yet powerful C-series models. With a strong focus on the needs of young and dynamic users, realme continues to prove that it is not just a brand but a partner in technology for the modern generation. As it closes 2024 with a momentous event in Lahore, realme looks forward to scaling even greater heights in 2025 with plans to expand its mid-range and flagship offerings further.Jane Moore brands her chore allocation on I’m A Celebrity ‘ageist and sexist’
Did You Know Manmohan Singh Was Born In Pakistan? From Gah To Delhi, A 92-Year JourneyEthan Taylor scores 21 as Air Force takes down Mercyhurst 82-48Ariyibi 4-6 6-7 14, Bieker 1-4 2-2 5, Byrd 5-8 9-9 23, Gonsalves 5-11 2-2 15, Riley 1-7 4-5 6, Rainwater 1-2 2-2 4, Berrett 4-10 0-0 10, Misic 0-0 0-0 0, Hutchings 1-2 0-0 2, Schenck 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-50 25-27 79. Fofana 2-3 2-4 6, Jones 8-15 5-10 23, Lewis 1-3 0-0 2, Fuller 0-0 0-0 0, Washington 7-14 2-2 19, Adams 11-16 2-3 25, Brinson 0-2 0-1 0, Beard 2-4 0-0 4, Martindale 2-3 0-0 5, Barbee 2-2 0-0 5, Cain 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 35-63 11-20 89. Halftime_Utah Tech 50-40. 3-Point Goals_Utah Tech 10-27 (Byrd 4-5, Gonsalves 3-9, Berrett 2-7, Bieker 1-4, Riley 0-2), CS Northridge 8-17 (Washington 3-6, Jones 2-2, Barbee 1-1, Martindale 1-2, Adams 1-3, Beard 0-1, Brinson 0-1, Cain 0-1). Rebounds_Utah Tech 22 (Riley 5), CS Northridge 31 (Jones 9). Assists_Utah Tech 16 (Rainwater 4), CS Northridge 15 (Beard 4). Total Fouls_Utah Tech 17, CS Northridge 17. A_138 (7,321).
Fans of ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! have sparked a conspiracy theory that Jane Moore is acting up for attention. The Loose Women star, 62, hasn't had much airtime despite being one of the original ten stars of the 2024 season. While she's been there to offer advice and comfort, she hasn't been chosen for any trials. On the other hand, radio host Dean McCullough has been in the spotlight as he's frequently nominated for trials. However, Sunday night's highlights showed changes in camp that left some viewers questioning why Jane was suddenly acting grumpy. Boxing legend Barry McGuigan and McFly's Danny Jones were chosen as new camp leaders. As part of their duties, they had to assign tasks to the other stars, reports the Mirror . Read more I'm A Celeb fans turn on Dean McCullough over blatant 'lie' But when they told Jane she was responsible for washing up, she became irritable. She quickly accused the boys of sexism - and when Barry said he wanted to give her an easier task because of her age, she called him ageist. For the rest of the episode, Jane complained about having to wash dishes. Some viewers, however, think she may have been trying to provoke anger from viewers in hopes they would then nominate her for a trial. Fans have taken to social media with mixed reactions to the latest happenings in I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here!, particularly concerning contestant Jane. One viewer expressed on X: "Well Jane really wants to do a trial so maybe this will get her what she wants #ImACeleb." However, some are concerned that Jane's less-than-pleased response to camp chores might turn fans against her. The sentiment was echoed by another fan who posted, "Not loving Jane after that... Danny and Barry were so excited to be camp leaders and genuinely wanted to make them all happy and now they just feel deflated #teamdanny #ImACeleb." Criticism didn't stop there, as another tweet read, "Aren't people getting sick of Dean doing the challenges? ? He's not entertaining, who keeps voting him? ! And Jane, you ruined Barry and Danny's mood, of course they're depleted! #ImACeleb." The debate heated up with one user commenting on Instagram, "Jane pulling the sexist card because she doesn't want to clean lmfao give me a break #imaceleb." Frustration also grew around Dean being selected for trials repeatedly, with a viewer remarking on Facebook, "Dean has done EVERY TRIAL SINCE IT STARTED. it's genuinely not funny anymore. he's probably going to not get a lot of stars (or any) (again). vote for Jane (so she stops moaning as much)! or Danny! or Maura! i'm genuinely angry."
Earlier in the season, the Carolina Panthers benched second-year quarterback Bryce Young for poor play. At the time, it looked like Young, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, was a bust. However, the way the Heisman Trophy winner has played since being reinserted into the starting lineup is a reminder not to judge a player too quickly. Young's performance against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday was his best of the year, if not his entire career, to date. Young completed 21-of-35 passes for 263 yards and a touchdown, consistently making good reads and accurate throws while helping Carolina give the defending champs all they could handle in a 30-27 loss. Young even led the Panthers downfield for the tying touchdown with less than two minutes remaining before Patrick Mahomes turned around and drove KC to the game-winning field goal. Social media, both fans and reporters, turned out to praise Young for his effort. "Bryce Young’s numbers today aren’t going to blow anyone away, but his performance against a very good Chiefs defense does speak to the argument for letting young players develop and grow before making an ultimate judgement on them," said former Houston Texans star JJ Watt. Eakin Howard/Getty Images "I’m happy for Bryce Young. He did some good stuff in this Chiefs game," added The Ringer's Bill Simmons. "The Panthers have their QB and it’s Bryce Young. He’s it," chimed in USA TODAY's Mike Freeman. "Bryce Young redemption story man we are here," a fan added. "I never left the train will always be a Bryce young supporter," another fan said. At 3-8, the Panthers are not going to make the playoffs, but if they can feel confident about Young after the final six weeks, that's an important step for the franchise toward 2025 and beyond. Young will look to continue his quality play against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next week. Related: NFL Fans React To The Chiefs' Wild Win Over The Panthers Sunday
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