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Brewers-Cardinals series at Miller Park postponed due to COVID-19

MILWAUKEE - With Friday and Saturday's games already postponed, the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, Aug. 1 announced that the doubleheader against the St.

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U.S. labels TikTok a ‘national security threat’

With over 800 million active users and 2 billion downloads, the Chinese made app, TikTok, is extremely popular. Though there are red flags surrounding the platform’s collection of user data.

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Reports: Phillies, Yankees Monday matchup postponed; Phillies report no new cases

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Phillies will not resume their season on Monday against the New York Yankees, according to reports.MLB Network's Jon Heyman says the game has been postponed, but could be 'easily made up' with both teams slated to play each other in the days ahead.This news comes after the Phillies announced no new positive coronavirus tests for the second straight day. In a Saturday morning release, the team said players will be allowed to return to Citizen's Bank Park in waves for workouts.The Phillies have not played since last weekend when they wrapped up an inter-division series with the visiting Miami Marlins.

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Orlando Magic player stands for national anthem as teammates, opponents kneel

Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac (1) is the lone player to stand and not wear a "Black Lives Matter" t-shirt prior to a game against the Brooklyn Nets at Disney's Wide World of Sports' HP Field House in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, on Friday, July ORLANDO, Fla. - According to FOX News, Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac stood during the national anthem on Friday as his teammates and Brooklyn Nets players knelt to protest racial injustice and police brutality.He was said to be the only player out of the first three games of the NBA’s restarted season to stand during the anthem.

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Workouts to resume as Phillies announce no new positive coronavirus tests for second straight day

PHILADELPHIA - For the second consecutive day the Philadelphia Phillies announced no new positive coronavirus test results.In a Saturday morning release, the team said players will be allowed to return to Citizen's Bank Park in waves for workouts.The Phillies have not played since last weekend when they wrapped up an inter-division series with the visiting Miami Marlins. Since then, the Marlins have had over a dozen team members test positive for the coronavirus, causing MLB to press pause on their season.Since then, Philadelphia has had three positive cases within the organization.

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Coronavirus: UN food agency, Air Force to tackle hunger in Latin America

UN World Food Program says the COVID-19 crisis has dramatically increased the number of starving people in Latin America, which could trigger a refugee exodus to North America if not addressed.David Beasley, the agency’s director, issued the warning as the Royal Canadian Air Force began Saturday to prepare to end its nearly two-week mission in which a mammoth C-17 Globemaster transport crisscrossed Central and South America and the Caribbean delivering tonnes of medical supplies.

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Vancouver’s private pools are open, so what’s keeping public ones closed?

coronavirus pandemic, and uncertainty about the future means no registrations for a season that might not happen.The few outdoor city pools that are open aren’t accepting bookings and all of Vancouver’s indoor pools — like those in many communities around the province — remain closed.The club has negotiated a deal with the private Jewish Community Centre that’s allowing a lucky few to get into a smaller pool, for less time, at twice the price of their usual home base at the Vancouver Aquatic Centre.

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Three sinkholes open near state park in Volusia, residents may need to vacate homes

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – As if an approaching hurricane and an ongoing global pandemic wasn’t enough, Florida has to throw a few more curveballs for residents in the form of a few sinkholes.Residents who live near DeLeon Springs State Park may be forced to vacate their homes after three sinkholes opened Friday damaging a road, and causing muddy water to come into some indoor plumbing, Volusia County Government officials said.A 40-foot sinkhole opened near DeLeon Springs State Park Friday morning, leading to the discovery of two smaller sinkholes, county officials said.The large sinkhole on Ponce deLeon Boulevard caused the park’s swimming area to become cloudy.

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Universal announces another round of layoffs as coronavirus limits theme park attendance

ORLANDO, Fla. – Another round of Universal employees are now without work as the company announces a second set of layoffs amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Company officials confirmed the second round of layoffs in a statement on Friday, just weeks after announcing its first set of job cuts due to financial hardships brought on by the virus.“We continue to manage our business through challenging times, focusing on the health and safety of our guests and team members and working to remain as resilient as possible. We are prioritizing daily operations and shorter-term projects and continuing our pause on longer-term projects such as Epic Universe as we allow the tourism industry to recover.

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No. 1 pick Joe Burrow happy to be on field for Bengals

After waiting a few extra months to get on the practice field for the Cincinnati Bengals for the first time, No. 1 overall pick Joe Burrow had a little extra energy.“Everyone’s super anxious to have pads on and start getting some live reps,” Burrow said Friday.

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Eid celebration in Croke Park a 'powerful symbol of unity'

Holding Eid prayers at the "iconic" Croke Park in Dublin is a powerful symbol of religious unity during the pandemic, an Islamic leader has said.

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New Project Launched by the National Quality Forum: Opioids and Behavioral Health Committee

1,2Quality measures related to opioid use are a key component to holding care providers, payors, and policymakers accountable for the best possible care regarding pain management and substance use dependence treatment and prevention.3 The National Quality Forum (NQF) will convene a Committee of diverse multistakeholder experts to oversee the development of a measurement framework that addresses polysubstance use involving synthetic or semi-synthetic opioids (SSSO) among individuals with co-occurring behavioral health (BH) conditions.

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Trump faces rare rebuke from GOP for floating election delay

NEW YORK (AP) - President Donald Trump repeatedly tests the Republican Party's limits on issues including race, trade and immigration. Now he has struck a boundary.GOP officials from New Hampshire to Mississippi to Iowa quickly pushed back against Trump's suggestion on Thursday that it might be necessary to delay the November election — which he cannot do without congressional approval — because of the unfounded threat of voter fraud.

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Bihar Covid-19 tally breaches 50,000-mark with highest single-day spike

Patna: Bihar recorded its biggest single-day spike of 2,986 COVID-19 cases on Friday, which pushed the state's tally to 50,987, the health department said.Thirteen more fatalities in the state in the last 24 hours raised the coronavirus death toll to 298, the department said in its bulletin.The COVID-19 tally in Bihar has witnessed more than five-fold increase since the beginning of the month, while the death toll nearly quadrupled during the period.Patna reported the maximum number of fresh cases at 535, raising the total count in the district to 8,764.Other districts reporting a sizeable number of fresh cases include Gaya at 126, Madhubani at 122, Muzaffarpur at 125, Nalanda at 146, Rohtas at 156 and Vaishali at 123.This story has been

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Every word of the Prime Minister's coronavirus press conference speech - as he urged each and every one of us to play our part

here"But I have also consistently warned that this virus could come back and that we would not hesitate to take swift and decisive action as required."I am afraid that in parts of Asia and Latin America the virus is now gathering pace. And our European friends are also struggling to keep the virus "under control."As we see these rises around the world, we cannot fool ourselves that we are exempt.

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Live from the front porch: Winnipeg’s new DIY classical, jazz concert series

Winnipeg musicians make the most of self-isolation with online concerts from home Gervais said she was trying to think of a venue that would allow artists to perform in an intimate setting, where acoustic instruments wouldn’t need microphones — and her front porch, where she’s conducted rehearsals and taught lessons in the past, seemed like the perfect choice.“The first one, we had people in tears, because we haven’t been able to make music together, and if we have, it’s just been ourselves.

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Rick Zamperin: Predicting the most unpredictable NHL playoffs ever

National Hockey League pressed the pause button on their season due to the coronavirus pandemic, the quest for the Stanley Cup will begin on Saturday.Welcome to Stage 4 of the NHL’s return to play protocol — the playoffs.The non-traditional 24-team tournament features a dozen teams in the bubble cities of Toronto and Edmonton and while the top four teams in each conference (Boston, Tampa Bay, Washington, Philadelphia in the East, and St.

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The Latest: Perez says he may have gotten virus in Mexico

The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:___Formula One driver Sergio Perez says he might have contracted the coronavirus during a trip to Mexico between races in Hungary and Britain.The Racing Point driver tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday and will miss Sunday’s race at Silverstone and another the following week at the same track while in isolation.Perez says he was visiting his mother in Mexico after she was hospitalized following a “big accident.”Perez says it is “one of the saddest days in my career” missing races “but it just shows how vulnerable we all to this virus.”The Mexican used a private jet to fly home and says he has no symptoms.The pandemic delayed the start of the season by more

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Brie Larson shares video of first full body workout since coronavirus lockdown on YouTube channel

Brie Larson shared her first workout since since coronavirus lockdown Thursday on her YouTube channel.The 30-year-old actress posted a roughly 10-minute workout video with exercises from her longtime personal trainer Jason Walsh, 44.Brie opened the video titled 'My first workout in quarantine ...(with Jason Walsh)' by revealing that she called her trainer who helped her get in shape to play Captain Marvel for a virtual workout.

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NBA returns with players, coaches, refs kneeling during national anthem

NBA had a strong, powerful re-opening night message. Coronavirus: NBA announces July 30 start for rest of season, playoffs in August When it comes to demanding change, the league stands united — and Thursday, the four teams that played on the first night of the league’s restart showed that by not standing.They were unprecedented images for the league in unprecedented times: The Utah Jazz and New Orleans Pelicans knelt alongside one another during “The Star-Spangled Banner,” their way of joining the chorus of those demanding racial justice and equality in society.

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Why big nations have been brought low by the Covid pandemic

India that any conversation about what needs to be done ends with the statement, “But we can’t do that anyway." The Indian state, at every level, is chronically short of managerial resources, of talent, of resources and of time.Often, if it does one thing well, something else is shorted. Early on in the pandemic, the southern state of Kerala received praise for how well it had limited the spread of the virus through vigorous contact-tracing.

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Koepka cards best round of year for lead at WGC in Memphis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Defending champion Brooks Koepka matched his career best with an 8-under 62 on Thursday to take a one-stroke lead over Rickie Fowler in the FedEx St. Jude Invitational.

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Sergio Perez out of the British Grand Prix after positive coronavirus test

Sergio Perez has been ruled out of this weekend's British Grand Prix after testing positive for coronavirus.

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Vernon business owner creating face shields with 3D printer

A business owner in Vernon, B.C., is creating face shields using a 3D printer.

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25 places with zero coronavirus cases in a week - including Newcastle

Encouraging new data reveals that 25 local areas in England have not seen a single Covid-19 infection in seven days.

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Bharat to help nurture India back to economic health earlier than expected: Deepak Parekh

MUMBAI : Mortgage lender HDFC Chairman Deepak Parekh on Thursday sounded confident of the pandemic-ravaged economy coming out soon, as he expects Bharat to help nurture India back to economic health earlier than the consensus forecast.Base-case forecasts by many pencil in a GDP contraction of 5% if the lockdown is lifted by July and normalcy trundles back from September, and over 7.5% in the worst case as each month of the lockdown shaves off 100 bps of the GDP."Signs of the wheels of the economy beginning to churn are evident from the following facts: unemployment rates have tapered down from their peaks in May, e-toll collections are higher, as are e-way bills, digital transactions and GST collections which are back to the ₹90,000 crore

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From rare diseases to Covid-19: charting the history of Genomics England

Sign up here for GlobalData's free bi-weekly Covid-19 report on the latest information your industry needs to know.In 2003, after 13 years of work and more than £2bn spent, scientists involved in the Human Genome Project mapped the first complete genetic code, or genome, of a human being. This was a huge scientific breakthrough and taught genetics researchers a lot about human genes, the genome and how they interact with health and disease.

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National Trust to cut 1,2000 jobs after losing £200m since pandemic began

The National Trust has announced it will make around 1,200 jobs redundant in a bid to save £100m.The charity said it has lost around £200m since the coronavirus pandemic began, and its houses and gardens were forced to close.The proposed redundancies amount to around 13% of the National Trust's 9,500-strong workforce, saving a proposed £60m.The remaining savings will come from reduced office costs, marketing, and print spending.The National Trust has around 5.6 milion members and more than 500 heritage and conservation sites across the UK.The trust said it had saved millions through the furlough scheme, borrowing, and deferring projects, but that it still needs to reduce costs to protect its future.Director general Hilary McGrady said the

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Vancouver to allow alcohol consumption at 4 public plazas

Vancouver Park Board votes to allow drinking in 22 public parks, but legislation still needed “The proposed goals of this pilot are to support businesses during a time of capacity reduction (due to COVID-19) and to provide additional socializing spaces for those who may not have access to private outdoor spaces,” states a report to council.The report acknowledges concerns around public intoxication, and says the city will work with police, Vancouver Coastal Health and local business groups to monitor the sites and adjust the program as needed.The pilot will begin on Aug. 10, and run until Oct.

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B.C. woman searching for stolen teddy bear that holds dying mom’s voice

A Vancouver woman is getting some Hollywood help in her desperate search for a missing teddy bear that holds some precious words recorded by her mother before she died of cancer last year. Kristen Robinson reports.

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Family of boy with rare neurological disorder pleading with Ontario government to release funding

Ontario government to release funding promised under the Special Services at Home (SSAH) program back in March.“Most of the families we talk to, it’s not even $75 a month for them,” said Aliza Chagpar, Qadim Chagpar’s mother.“To families, especially right now during COVID, it will allow them access to pay for things where they can be included with their peers.”For months, Aliza has been her son’s sole caregiver and teacher. Kingston single mother says she’s waited months for provincial funding for her son with autism Qadim has Angelman Syndrome, a disorder that primarily affects the nervous system causing delayed development, intellectual disability, and problems with movement and balance.

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Rare mutations reveal more about COVID-19 and the immune system

Alexander Hoischen, a geneticist at Radboud University Medical Center (RUMC) in Nijmegen. “It may be a mere coincidence that two brothers from the same family become so severely ill,” Hoischen adds. “But it is also possible that an inborn error of the immune system has played an important role.”Hoischen and his colleagues were investigating this possibility when they discovered two more brothers with COVID-19 on ventilators at intensive care units elsewhere in the region.

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U.S. Attorney General William Barr to be tested for coronavirus

William Barr will be tested for COVID-19, after coming in close contact with Texas Republican Congressman Louie Gohmert on Tuesday when Barr testified before the House Judiciary Committee, a Justice Department spokeswoman confirmed.Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec added that Barr already faces routine testing for COVID-19 at the White House. Trump’s valet tests positive for coronavirus; president tests negative Gohmert, who steadfastly refused to wear a mask as the coronavirus pandemic took hold, tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, Politico reported.The U.S.

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National Chicken Wing Day: The backstory behind the holiday, and the best bargains to be had

An order of Momo's Korean Fried Chicken wings are pictured. (Photo by Sarah L.

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Katie Price's daughter Princess shares Harvey news as she fears he'll get coronavirus

Katie Price's daughter Princess Andre has shared an update on her big brother Harvey Price following his recent hospital dash.The teenager, 13, revealed that Harvey is doing well, but she is still concerned that he may catch the coronavirus.The 18-year-old lives with Prader-Willi Syndrome - a rare genetic condition that causes a wide range of physical symptoms, learning difficulties and behavioural problems and also suffers from partial blindness.The teen spent more than a week in hospital - with some days being treated in intensive care - after he was left struggling to breathe and at risk of organ failure.But last week, Harvey was finally able to leave hospital after spending 10 days under the watchful eye of doctors.Now, Princess has

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Katie Price’s daughter Princess says brother Harvey is ‘doing good’ but fears he may catch coronavirus

KATIE Price's daughter Princess has revealed her brother Harvey is "doing good" after his recent illness - but she fears he could catch coronavirus. The 13-year-old shared an update on her big brother after his terrifying hospital dash after he fell seriously ill earlier this month.

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Rick Zamperin: 5 takeaways from Maple Leafs-Canadiens tuneup game

coronavirus pandemic and even though it was an exhibition game, it was great to see the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens back on the ice.Toronto skated to a 4-2 victory in the one and only tuneup game for each team before they launch into their respective best-of-5 Stanley Cup playoff qualifying series this coming weekend.We back. #LeafsForever pic.twitter.com/QqTOIi8984— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) July 29, 2020Here are five takeaways from the Leafs-Habs game at Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena.

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AG William Barr defends aggressive federal response to protests

WASHINGTON - Attorney General William Barr defended the aggressive federal law enforcement response to civil unrest in America as he testified for the first time before the House Judiciary Committee, pushing back against angry, skeptical Democrats who said President Donald Trump’s administration is unconstitutionally suppressing dissent.The hearing, held Tuesday as the late civil rights icon John Lewis lay in state steps away outside the Capitol, highlighted the wide election-year gulf between the two parties on police brutality and systemic racism in law enforcement.

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Researchers say they’re 1 step closer to delaying aging process, possibly extending human lifespan

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Growing old is an inevitable fate for humans, but researchers at the University of California San Diego may be one step closer to being able to delay the aging process.In an article published in the journal Science on July 17, molecular biologists and bioengineers describe how they isolated two separate paths that cells travel during aging and engineered a novel way to genetically program the paths for a longer lifespan.The group of scientists studied aging in yeast cells to understand if different cells age at the same rate and for the same reason.They discovered that cells of the same genetic material and within the same environment can age in “strikingly different ways.” Using microfluids, computer modeling and other

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News Scan for Jul 28, 2020

More than 2 million American workers called in sick in a single week in mid-April, causing the highest absence rate on record and leading to suspicions that COVID-19 cases were substantially undercounted, according to a research letter published yesterday in JAMA Internal Medicine.Researchers at Harvard Medical School and Hunter College who analyzed the

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Studies: People of color bear larger share of COVID-19 burden

Two research letters published today in JAMA Network Open highlight racial disparities in COVID-19 burden—regardless of income level—and examine Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data presentation that may perpetuate racial health disparities.

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US hot spots see COVID-19 level off, but case counts stay high

New COVID-19 cases in Texas, Arizona, and Florida—the main drivers of a summer surge of coronavirus infections in the United States—appear to be leveling off. In all three states, the 7-day average of newly reported cases has dropped, according to an analysis by CNBC.

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Toronto-area pharmacist with rare disease pleads with Ontario for access to life-saving drug

COVID-19 pandemic has kept him mostly at home for health reasons.“With the result of COVID-19 and a lot of other stressors … I haven’t been able to do the activities that I’m used to doing, conduct my business as I’ve been going about it, so that’s brought me to the point where I’m losing muscle function more so than I ever have,” he explained.Beshay is one of a few hundred Canadians with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 2, a rare genetic disease. Ford government expands coverage for ‘miracle drug’ Spinraza, but with age cap “What it boils down to is that there is a gene that I have that’s nonfunctional,” he explained, adding: “It sort of helps motor neurons in our body to survive.

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‘Vaccine nationalism’ threatens global plan to distribute COVID-19 shots fairly

Kai KupferschmidtScience’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center and the Heising-Simons Foundation.As soon as the first COVID-19 vaccines get approved, a staggering global need will confront limited supplies. Many health experts say it’s clear who should get the first shots: health care workers around the world, then people at a higher risk of severe disease, then those in areas where the disease is spreading rapidly, and finally, the rest of us.

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AG Barr says unrest not linked to Floyd, defends feds' response

WASHINGTON - Attorney General William Barr defended the aggressive federal law enforcement response to civil unrest in America, saying on Tuesday “violent rioters and anarchists have hijacked legitimate protests” sparked by George Floyd’s death at the hands of Minneapolis police.Barr told members of the House Judiciary Committee at a much-anticipated election year hearing the violence taking place in Portland, Oregon, and other cities is disconnected from Floyd's killing, which he called a “horrible" event that prompted a necessary national reckoning on the relationship between the Black community and law enforcement.“Largely absent from these scenes of destruction are even superficial attempts by the rioters to connect their actions to

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Coronavirus pandemic delays selection process for 2020 Order of New Brunswick

First black Canadian born lawyer posthumously receives Order of N.B. Becca Schofield honoured posthumously with Order of New Brunswick

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Katie Price's daughter Princess Andre gives Harvey health update after hospital dash

Katie Price 's daughter Princess Andre has taken to social media to update the tabloid regular's fans on the heath of Harvey Price.

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