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The NFL was not expected to be immune from the ratings declines that have hit all sports this year due to the coronavirus pandemic and presidential election. But the declines are not as bad as feared at the beginning of the season. Games are averaging 15.1 million television and digital
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Challenge to immigrant licenses law struck down in Appeals court | New York Carib News
A lawsuit seeking to nullify New York state’s Green Light Law that allows immigrants without legal documents to seek driver’s licenses was dealt a hard blow in appeals court dealt on Monday.
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John Boyega Cuts Ties With Jo Malone After Brand Removes Him From His Own Short Film
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DEA recruits cite ‘monkey noises’ among claims of racism - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Africa: Violence, Forcing Women Out of Mining
[Gender Links] Lungile Sibindi (43), emerges from the bellies of the earth, her face covered in dust of the red soils of Inyathi. She needs to take a brief lunch break, however she and her colleagues will have to round up work as the skies are threatening a downpour.
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Red Sox hire first Black woman coach in MLB history - North Dallas Gazette

By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Senior National Correspondent Bianca Smith, an African American woman, has made baseball history. Smith, who most recently served as an assistant baseball coach and hitting coordinator at Wisconsin’s Carroll University, was named a coach in the Boston Red Sox minor league

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Trinidad: Mayor’s cousin murdered - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Express) The murder toll for 2020 has hit the 300 mark. The article Trinidad: Mayor’s cousin murdered appeared first on Stabroek News.
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New course, old rivals as Kipchoge and Bekele face off in London - Stabroek News
LONDON, (Reuters) - An unfamiliar course, poor weather and the absence of 750,000 cheering fans suggest a world record is unlikely in Sunday’s London Marathon but long-standing rivals Eliud Kipchoge and Kenenisa Bekele could still produce a race for the
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The Georgia 2020 Risk-Limiting Audit with VotingWorks | The Savannah Tribune
VotingWorks is a non-partisan non-profit building secure & affordable election technology. One of our key contributions is in the deployment of risk-limiting audits. A risk-limiting audit is the gold standard of tabulation audits, where a randomly selected sample of ballots is reviewed by audit
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EFF gives Tito Mboweni seven days to remove Ranjeni Munusamy from Treasury position | News24
The EFF has given Tito Mboweni seven days to end Ranjeni Munusamy's appointment, failing which, the party says, it would approach the relevant authorities and institutions.
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Hailstorm wreaks havoc in Chipinge
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Kenya to Field Team in Canoe and Slalom Olympics Trials
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Australian Watson retires from all cricket - Stabroek News
(Reuters) - Australian all-rounder Shane Watson retired from all forms of cricket yesterday, drawing the curtain on an injury-plagued career which he managed to extend by reinventing himself as a journeyman Twenty20
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Justice Ginsburg's Death Could Prove Fatal to American Democracy | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star
Ruth Bader Ginsburg – affectionately known as The Notorious R.B.G. (after the famous moniker of the late hip-hop star, The Notorious B.I.G.) – held on as long as she could while fiercely battling metastatic pancreatic cancer.   At 87, the popular Supreme Court Justice had battled cancer and several
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Quanah Parker Day Virtual Celebration to commence on September 12 | Dallas Weekly
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Prophetess jailed for duping congregant
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NBA-China engagement is positive for United States – Commissioner - Stabroek News
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