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Morrow, played by Babou Ceesay, seems uninterested in her plight, reporting that the “specimens are loose,” declaring the crew dead, and setting the ship’s impact point as Earth. We then see ...

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In her TikTok video, she wrote: "If you struggle to floss properly, don’t worry – most people do! As a dentist, here are my go-to recommendations to keep those gaps clean and your gums happy." To ...

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GRANVILLE — In the mind of Steve Sabins, a baseball season is a story written in chapters, rather than one giant conglomerative view. “Now you’re speaking my language,” he says when the ...

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Traditional string floss—while effective for some—can be hard to maneuver, cause gum irritation, and leave people feeling like they’re doing more harm than good. Sensitive gums, bleeding, and general ...

Nine dangerous inmates remain at large after a shocking escape from a Louisiana prison as authorities say the group may have received help from someone inside the facility. Around 8.30am Friday ...

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The wall that the York Boulevard stairs are built on has loose stones and shows “signs of failure,” the city said in a bulletin.

The owners of a historic 66-unit Cambridge condo building, who had to flee it in a hurry last year amid concerns it might collapse, are planning to demolish their home along the Charles River.