The nematode, known to ecologists as Litylenchus crenatae mccannii and first discovered in 2012, causes beech leaf disease.

“The absolute scream I let out. FINALLY. The sexual tension immediately,” read an X post alongside screen grabs from the scene where Mark stormed Serena’s home before taking her to safety.

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Nikola Jokić didn't mince words when asked if his Denver Nuggets could still win a title with the core from the 2023 championship team. After besting the LA Clippers in seven games to advance to ...

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Actor Joe Don Baker, whose star turn in “Walking Tall” and appearances in ... charging opponents on the football field. He made a mark alongside Steve McQueen in “Junior Bonner” in 1972 ...

Joe Don Baker, an imposing character actor who left his mark on action films ... turned-sheriff Buford Pusser in the 1973 film “Walking Tall.” Baker appeared in scores of projects as a ...

But Buford was able to pull it off.” An independent release from Bing Crosby Productions, Walking Tall was distributed by Cinerama Releasing Corp. and became a huge financial success ...

His arms then “went numb” and she suddenly fell into his arms dead. He said her body was cold within 20-30 minutes, as he remembered it. But gardaí said there was “a massive question mark ...