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“80 for Brady” wouldn’t have been possible without 94-year-old Betty Pensavalle, who began gathering with a group of friends in their Massachusetts neighborhood to faithfully watch Tom Brady and the Patriots on TV every Sunday almost two decades ago.
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How a Tom Brady-loving grandma inspired the making of ‘80 for Brady’
Betty Pensavalle’s grandson, talent agent Max Gross, got the idea for the comedy at Pensavalle’s 90th birthday party in 2018.
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the initial U.S. aid to Turkey is “already underway” and added that “U.S.-supported humanitarian organizations” working in Syria are responding to the devastating effects caused by the multiple earthquakes.
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Live updates: Earthquake kills over 1,800 in Turkey, Syria; second massive quake follows
The first earthquake occurred in Kahramanmaras province, north of Gaziantep, near the Syrian border. A second was recorded in southeastern Turkey, near Ekinozu.
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A 7.8-magnitude earthquake in southern Turkey early Monday killed more than 2,000 people across the country and in neighboring Syria, officials said, as rescuers searched flattened buildings in frigid weather for survivors.
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Live updates: Earthquake kills over 1,800 in Turkey, Syria; second massive quake follows
The first earthquake occurred in Kahramanmaras province, north of Gaziantep, near the Syrian border. A second was recorded in southeastern Turkey, near Ekinozu.
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Manchester City was accused by the Premier League on Monday of breaching several financial rules from 2009 to 2018, years in which the English soccer club began the most successful run in its 143-year history under its Abu Dhabi-based ownership.
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Premier League accuses Manchester City of years of financial breaches
The accusations against Manchester City cover 2009 through 2018, years in which the Abu Dhabi-owned team started the most successful run in its 143-year history.
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President Biden is set to deliver a State of the Union address Tuesday to a skeptical country with a majority of Americans saying they do not believe he has achieved much since taking office, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll.
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Americans not feeling impact of Biden agenda, Post-ABC poll finds
Most Americans think the president has accomplished little or nothing so far, a challenge for the White House ahead of the State of the Union address.
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Chinese authorities have confirmed that an “unmanned aircraft” flying over Latin America originated in China, even as Beijing stepped up its protests against the U.S. military’s decision to shoot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon in the U.S. last week.
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China claims ownership of second suspected spy balloon above Latin America
Beijing also stepped up its protests against the U.S. military decision to shoot down the suspected spy balloon that traversed mainland United States last week.
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Update: A 7.8-magnitude earthquake in southern Turkey early Monday killed more than 1,800 people across the country and in neighboring Syria, officials said, as rescuers searched flattened buildings in frigid weather for survivors.
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Live updates: Earthquake kills over 1,800 in Turkey, Syria; second massive quake follows
The first earthquake occurred in Kahramanmaras province, north of Gaziantep, near the Syrian border. A second was recorded in southeastern Turkey, near Ekinozu.
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When people have a hard time sleeping, or waking up, or staying awake during the day, often it’s because their natural circadian rhythms have gotten off-kilter. But new technologies are trying to remedy that.
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Can tech help you reset your internal clock? Here’s what to consider.
If the body's internal clock gets shifted, it can set off a cascade of problems, including changes to metabolism and immunity that have been linked to cancer, heart disease and overall fatigue.
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