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Ginebra’s Jeremiah Gray suffers knee injury

Barangay Ginebra could be fearing the worst after Filipino-American Jeremiah Gray suffered a right knee injury following a bad fall late in the third quarter of the Gin Kings' 91-85 triumph over the NLEX Road Warriors at the close of the PBA On Tour on Sunday at the Ynares Arena …

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Marcial: PBA on Tour a success

League commissioner Willie Marcial believes the PBA On Tour, which concluded its single-round robin games on Sunday, was able to accomplish its objectives while providing entertainment to the basketball fans during the long offseason. He cited that the exhibition series was a good testing ground for the PBA to hold …

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CF fencers dominate in final day of Burlington International

The quartet of Hagia del Castillo, Yuna Canlas, Lily Juico and Willa Galvez captured the gold medal in the under-12 women's foil team event even as Christine Morales and Lucas Palafox won their second gold medal in the final day of the 1st Burlington Inter-Club International Fencing Challenge on Sunday, …

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Belen, Solomon lead young national team in women’s SEA V.League

Bella Belen and Alyssa Solomon lead a National University (NU) Lady Bulldogs-laden national team that will see action in the Southeast Asia Volleyball League (V.League) women's tournament set this weekend in Vietnam. Bella Belen (left) and Alyssa Solomon UAAP PHOTOS Belen, the UAAP Season 84 Rookie-MVP, and Best Opposite Spiker …

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A Leaked Memo Shows TikTok Knows It Has a Labor Problem

Vittoria Elliott Business Jul 21, 2023 7:00 AM A Leaked Memo Shows TikTok Knows It Has a Labor Problem Internal TikTok documents reveal that the company is preparing for scrutiny of its supply chain. This comes after a Kenyan judge cleared the way for moderators to sue Meta. Photograph: AaronP/Getty …

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Medical advances typically begin with a study. Now, universities are struggling to afford them

The rising costs university libraries are paying to access journals have implications far beyond the ivory tower. From new cancer treatments to debates about foreign policy, new information enters the public domain through academic studies. Now libraries are having trouble affording the subscriptions. Scientists at University of Guelph challenging traditional …

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