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O2 Arena: When knockout mindset collides with old-school endurance (opens the original)
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On Saturday, August 29, two dreamers entered London’s O2 Arena to fight for the IBF world heavyweight title. Moses Itauma, 21, was seeking to become the second-youngest heavyweight champion after Mike Tyson. For his part, Filip Hrgović, 34, a giant from a small country, was seeking to be Croatia’s first heavyweight boxing champion. What was at stake for the pugilists was more than etching their names among the pantheon of heavyweight boxing. The two were gunning for a slice of history that was u
Buffalo, tick and oxpecker: FIFA’s real power game (opens the original)
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The interactions in the savannah ecosystem are complex, worthy of close examination, and offer valuable lessons. In this ecosystem, we have buffalo that are massive, cow-like animals with ridged horns. They are huge, fearless and capable of killing a lion in a one-on-one confrontation. Even the lion, the king of the jungle, is cautious about confrontation with a buffalo. Despite this fear factor, a tiny tick, a parasite that feeds on the host’s blood, makes life hellish for the buffalo. As the t
The strategy that invited defeat (opens the original)
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In 1966, England hosted the World Cup. That year, football came home and stayed at home, as England won the tournament. Since then, English football fans have been longing for another football triumph. This longing has turned “It’s coming home” into a catchphrase and shibboleth among the English fans. The phrase originated from the song “Three Lions”, written in 1996 by comedians David Baddiel, Frank Skinner and Ian Broudie with the Lightning Seeds band, to promote England’s hosting of UEFA Euro
The archipelago and geography of defiance (opens the original)
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Nazareth! Can anything good come from there? This is more than a rhetorical question. It calls into question our worth, our potential, our limits, and the reason for our being. All questions deserve answers. As rhetorical as it may seem, respondents either agree to the demeaning and condescending question or show outward defiance. In John 1:46, where this question was first posed by Nathanael, Philip replied, “Come and see.” The “come and see” open invitation by Philip, though made centuries ago
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