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Vondrousova, i think whenjessica was up 4—1 and a point, break point to go in the third set in total control, she had when the second set 6-2 control, she had when the second set 6—2 in the way she was going to break that barrierfive 6—2 in the way she was going to break that barrier five major quarterfinals and never been to the semifinals but it was vondrousova at that time, it seemed like she just freed up and tried everything else, im just going to start crushing the ball in her surfac...

If you dont get back to work! >> the american sitcom had had a disruption in the early 1970s with on the family and mary tyler moore. >> we go to cant we just get along? >> it was a dream! two kids in the get adopted by a rich white man. >> the white savior narrative in different strokes is the basis of the whole series. >> it was about love and understanding and respect for each others cultures. >> of course gary coleman is this cherub little black child who is making us laugh. >> arnold, to co...

Working. >> what you talking about, willis? >> different strokes makes us feel good. we solved racism, thank goodness! >> it was a massive hit. you know, it is the 80s. it was like, lets just not think about that complicated stuff right now. >> for the first time, the cosby show forced america to recognize the black middle class. >> $95? i dont have a $95 shirt, and i have a job! >> the reagan narrative allowed everybody to not see race and just to see this all-american family that you could emu...

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After four strokes left Olivia Lewis experiencing locked-in syndrome, doctors said she would never walk or talk again. Today, Lewis is doing both, as she works to raise awareness about young strokes and the rare syndrome that left her in a vegetative state for months.

My sisters. i could say that that created, like, a kind of environment. sickle cell has made me and my family stronger. but as i prepare for the marathon, the warnings from my doctor keep playing on my mind. the doctors disagree with me about my doing the marathon. essentially, i will be reducing the oxygen circulating to my body, the functionality of my organs and risking things like strokes or neuroretinopathy or, like, something just obstructs somewhere and itlljust collapse, and, yeah... as ...

Sickle cell has made me and my family stronger. but, as i prepare for the marathon, the warnings from my doctor keep playing on my mind. the doctors disagree with me about my doing the marathon. essentially, i will be reducing the oxygen circulating to my body, the functionality of my organs and risking things like strokes or neuroretinopathy or, like, something just obstructs somewhere and itlljust collapse, and, yeah... as the day approaches, im excited and determined. emcee: ladies and gentle...

Sickle cell has made me and my family stronger. but as i prepare for the marathon, the warnings from my doctor keep playing on my mind. the doctors disagree with me about what i am doing the marathon, essentially i will be reducing the oxygen circulating to my body, the functionality of my organs, and risking things like strokes, or something is obstructed somewhere and ijust collapse, and yeah... as the day approaches im excited and determined. ladies and gentlemen, id like to welcome you to th...

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Was vice president in 2008. they did mention that he had sleep apne slee >> they didnt mention he needed cpap. and they said actually it was resultay ed, with sinus surgery, which makes sense because the most common form of sleep apnea is obstructive sleep apnea. >> common risk factor being t commy and that blockage likecr prominent sinuses. >> so it seemed to have resolved. 202 so in 2021, at his physical, he actually had a camera scope go through his nose and down his throat. and they said the...