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Woman charged for trying to use fake prescription

Woman charged for trying to use fake prescription
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Iowa is Facing an Umpire Shortage-Unruly Parents Are To Blame

All across Iowa and the nation, youth sports officials, umpires, and referees are quitting at record rates.and parents.IT'S YOUR FAULT. Coaches, you're not helping the situation either. Now, is it fair to blame all parents and coaches? Have you ever heard of the saying one bad egg spoils the whole dozen? So yes, unfortunately, the number of out-of-control parents is growing and that ruins it for everyone. Especially, the kids.

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What s not sinking in for the Sixers? Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, and Doc Rivers need to be better

No official word from the Sixers yet on Joel Embiid’s injury, but here’s the fall he took not long before leaving for the locker room.pic.twitter.com/s3NufD3LXs Chase Hughes (@ChaseHughesNBCS) J.

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BP: really going beyond petroleum won t be easy

© BP plc Following one of its “worst years on record” oil giant BP is gaining confidence. It plans to boost returns to shareholders after “higher oil prices and strong trading results buoyed its first-quarter earnings”, says Sarah MacFarlane in The Wall Street Journal. It made a profit of $3.32bn in the first three months of 2021, compared with a loss of $628m a year earlier. Having sold assets to cut net debt to $33bn from $39bn in the previous quarter, BP said it would buy back $500m of shares in the second quarter. The reported profits were boosted by a $1bn gain on the sale of a stake in an Omani gas field, says Emily Gosden in The Times. However, even if you remove this gain and other “one-off factors”, underlying profits still more than tripled and were “well ahead” of analyst forecasts. BP’s CEO Bernard Looney believes that the “strong result” reflects two main factors. First, higher average oil prices of $61 a barrel, compared with $50 in the first q

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The Asian Studies faculty prepares for the launch of a restructured Asia, Pacific, and Diaspora Studies program

The Asian Studies faculty prepares for the launch of a restructured Asia, Pacific, and Diaspora Studies program
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