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Jamal Agnew caught 13 passes while playing for Darrell Bevell in the Lions Offense last season and he’ll be back with Bevell next season as well. Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports that Agnew has agreed to a contract with the Jaguars. It’s a three-year deal that can be worth a maximum value of $21 […]
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People with a severe mental illness are more likely to die following a heart attack than those without a psychiatric diagnosis, research suggests. The risk of death 30 days after a heart attack for people with schizophrenia was doubled when compared with those without the condition, for example. No improvement There was no evidence of […]
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Video-sharing platform TikTok may launch a group messaging feature this year, people with knowledge of the discussions said, putting the Chinese-owned app in more direct competition with social media rivals such as Facebook. Group messaging is part of owner ByteDance’s plan to develop TikTok into more of a “social interactions app”, one of the sources […]
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If Watch Dogs Legion is a game you’d like to try but not at its usual $60 price, here’s some good news: a free trial of Ubisoft’s open-world title begins tomorrow (Thursday, March 25) and runs until Monday, March 29. Plus, the game’s standard edition is being reduced by at least 50 percent across all […]
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Drayton Manor has been fined £1million for safety failings that led to the death of a schoolgirl on one of the theme park’s water rides. But a judge in the case says there was ‘no prospect’ the theme park would pay as the company that owned the park at the time of her death had […]
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Donald Penn is making sure the “Once a Raider, always a Raider” moniker sticks to him. The Raiders announced on Monday that the team’s former left tackle has signed a one-day contract to retire as a member of the organization. Penn played for the club in Oakland from 2014-2018, making the 2016 and 2017 Pro […]
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Does higher income for family households lead to lower youth obesity rates? A new study by a Penn State researcher suggests the answer is no. Molly Martin, associate professor of sociology and demography, recently published the findings of her study in the Social Science & Medicine journal. According to the researchers, obesity rates are higher […]
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The world is going through an unprecedented chip shortage, Zhou Zixue, a senior official with the China Semiconductor Industry Association, said on Wednesday, after semiconductor sales grew 18% last year. “If you are an experienced player, you will remember that in 1999 there was a similar crisis in this industry, but it was way smaller,” […]
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Microsoft is quite the expert in pushing out updates that introduce issues—something we’ve seen countless times with Windows 10. Now, Microsoft Edge has received a feature designed to improve loading speeds, but it’s also added a bug that stops the browser from closing.Back in October, Microsoft started testing a new feature in Windows 10 that […]
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A shoplifting seagull has been caught on camera stealing a packet of crisps from a Co-op supermarket in Scotland. In the clip, the bird can be seen entering the shop in Aberdeen and grabbing a snack before leaving. The hilarious video begins with a seagull standing in front of the shop before sneaking through the […]
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