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Regis Prograis: Teofimo too Explosive For Ryan Garcia, don t Deserve Tank Davis Rematch

Regis Prograis feels that WBO light welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez is "too explosive" on offense for the chinny Ryan Garcia if the two fought right now.

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How tried-and-tested Web2 models could help Web3 games thrive

Could higher-quality gameplay and a completely free experience allow Web3 titles to attract more users?

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Minimal Snacks seeks to create healthy snacks with natural ingredients

Minimal Snacks wants to revolutionize the snack industry through a simple pitch: “Less is more.” Ryan Teo (McCormick ’21), founder of Minimal Snacks, said he developed the idea for the company after attending a lecture on popular snacks in an engineering and entrepreneurship class. “Think about Doritos. Where do you find orange triangles in the.

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Kids Central, country erasers and $0 50 McDonald s ice cream: Singaporean residents share their favourite memories to celebrate 56th National Day

Kids Central, country erasers and $0 50 McDonald s ice cream: Singaporean residents share their favourite memories to celebrate 56th National Day
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COVID-19 changed public transportation Here s how

Jun 10, 2021 5:54 PM EDT Millions of commuters in the U.S. continue to rely on public transit, even as the COVID-19 pandemic has forced riders to contend with social distancing and other safety measures. To adapt to the spread of the airborne virus and to anticipate a post-pandemic world in which people are still wary of close contact, transportation agencies in major cities have had to quickly change the way they plan and conduct their services. The most obvious change the agencies have adapted is the amount of thorough cleaning required to keep passengers safe and encouraging six feet between passengers.

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