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Jack Wilshere interview: England should take Dowman to World Cup – Spain would - telegraph.co.uk
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A way for oil to bypass the Strait of Hormuz isn’t just a pipe dream - telegraph.co.uk
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Miliband facing Labour revolt on North Sea drilling - telegraph.co.uk
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Trump seeks $152m to reopen Alcatraz prison - telegraph.co.uk
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Self-service benefit claims will soar, Government admits - telegraph.co.uk
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Labour scrambles for candidates to avoid local elections bloodbath - telegraph.co.uk
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Sadiq Khan’s bodyguards left bag of guns outside home - telegraph.co.uk
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The Russian rebel fighting alongside Kyiv’s troops to sink Putin - telegraph.co.uk
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Women’s Institute tearing itself apart over trans policy - telegraph.co.uk
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Rough week for pedo protector Pam Bondi. Trump threw her under a bus, Congress still wants her to testify under oath, and someone at the DOJ tossed her portrait in the trash.
Bondi was clearly a fierce Trump-supporting sycophant, but it wasn't enough to save her job. —
On February 11, 2013, someone hacked into the Emergency Alert Systems of at least five TV stations and broadcast a message warning viewers that "the bodies of the dead are rising from their graves and attacking the living." KRTV in Great Falls, Montana, was first. — Read the rest
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Playwright Jeremy O. Harris — Slave Play, Daddy — was in Okinawa last year to make a film when Japanese customs found MDMA in his toiletry bag. He spent 23 days in a Japanese detention facility. He went through 23 books and submitted a movie outline to a major studio from his cell. — Read the rest
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Tucked behind the manger in traditional Catalan nativity scenes, almost hidden, is a little figurine with his trousers down, squatting. That's the caganer — literally "the defecator" — and he's been there since at least the 17th or 18th century Baroque period. — Read the rest
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In May 2005, a Tuck School of Business student named Mark Nuckols launched Hufu, a tofu product marketed as "the healthy human flesh alternative for the cannibalism-curious." The origin story: Nuckols was eating a tofurkey sandwich while reading Marvin Harris's anthropology book on cannibalism when the idea struck him. —
Keith Brown, a British petroleum engineer, ate the same cheerless sandwiches for lunch every day — dry bread, a slice of something, no condiments — and his wife Zhang Jian filmed them. She posted the videos to Douyin, China's version of TikTok, where audiences were, according to Wikipedia, "grimly fascinated." —
For 29 years, Baltia Air Lines — later renamed USGlobal Airways — existed as a real company with real investors, real Boeing 747s, and real executives. It never carried a single paying passenger. According to Wikipedia, it also "never generated any revenue outside of that raised from investors." — Read the rest
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The U.S. government forgot how to make a classified component of its own nuclear warheads, then spent $92 million figuring it out again. The material is called Fogbank, and almost everything about it is classified — its composition, its purpose, and how it's manufactured. — Read the rest
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