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  • r/wnba - Caitlin Clark scores her first bucket of her wnba career

    Clark's WNBA debut

    Caitlin Clark scores her first bucket of her wnba career

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  • r/OnlyMurdersHulu - Only Murders in the Building | Season 4 Teaser | August 27 on Hulu

    OMITB S4 teaser

    Only Murders in the Building | Season 4 Teaser | August 27 on Hulu

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  • r/xmen - STORM joins the Avengers. Valerio Schiti on Art!

    Storm joins Avengers

    STORM joins the Avengers. Valerio Schiti on Art!

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  • r/television - Dan Schneider Reacts After All That's Lori Beth Denberg Says He "Preyed" On Her

    Schneider allegations

    Dan Schneider Reacts After All That's Lori Beth Denberg Says He "Preyed" On Her

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  • r/thebachelor - First 'Golden Bachelorette' revealed as Joan Vassos

    Golden Bachelorette

    First 'Golden Bachelorette' revealed as Joan Vassos

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  • r/singularity - Google I/O live thread. 14/05/2024

    Google I/O

    Google I/O live thread. 14/05/2024

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    r/HumansBeingBros

    A place for sharing videos, gifs, news stories and images of people being total bros.

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    What does a highly advanced civilization have to do to get noticed around here? For 100 years, we’ve been trying to make contact, to no avail. Then, we made a huge breakthrough: a website makes it real.
    What does a highly advanced civilization have to do to get noticed around here? For 100 years, we’ve been trying to make contact, to no avail. Then, we made a huge breakthrough: a website makes it real.
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    TIL that in 2013, a man tried to dribble a football from Seattle to Brazil to promote a charity. He was run over and killed by a truck just 250 miles into his 10,000-mile trip
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    r/todayilearned

    You learn something new every day; what did you learn today? Submit interesting and specific facts about something that you just found out here.

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