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The outfielder sprained his knee in Tuesday’s game.

The Oakland A’s have already suffered their first new injury of the spring, as outfielder Nick Martini hurt himself in Tuesday’s game. Here’s a closer look, as well as some updates on other health issues around the team.

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The outfielder has a right knee sprain and will miss a couple weeks, reports Julian McWilliams of The Athletic. Martini incurred the injury on Tuesday, when he tripped over his shoelaces while chasing a foul ball in LF. Читать дальше...

The Khammam Two Town police stepped up investigation into the alleged loan disbursement fraud in the SC Corporation.A police team conducted an inquiry

Some parents object to the involvement of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

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HMP Birmingham is being searched as part of a pre-planned operation, the BBC is told.

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That move again showed how pure skill can spice up a game. How could it not?

The St. Louis Cardinals are targeting March 14 for Yadier Molina's first exhibition game appearance at catcher.

Alberta RCMP are warning motorists not to stop to help people in distress on the side of a road after a Good Samaritan was attacked last Friday in northern Alberta.

By 2035, economists predict seniors will represent the second largest group of renters in the country.

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Sportsmail understands Duchatelet, who has claimed he is overtly attempting to sell Charlton, refused the substantial bid from a consortium earlier this year.

Timothy Nome is suing prison authorities for alleged brutality by guards that he says has cost him income and left him with permanent injuries.

YORK, Pa. (AP) — Police have captured an emu that’s been on the run in Pennsylvania. Northern York County Regional Police say the large bird was caught Tuesday after residents spotted it walking through backyards and on roadways. Police say animal wranglers with Ellis Animal Services walked the bird to a local emu farm where […]

Want to boost your productivity at work? Perhaps try putting down your Air Pods. A new study found that listening to music can "significantly impair" our creativity.

Sony has announced the new CFexpress Type B spec and its newest CompactFlash memory card that’s supposed to be faster than anything else on the market. The new card’s read and write speeds are 1,700 MB/s and 1,480 MB/s, respectively. That stomps out Sony’s previous fastest card, which topped out at 630MB/s.

SAP's executive vice president of marketing and communications, Nick Tzitzon, explains how this company of 96,000 employees drives change across the organization. It's an inside look at the real challenges and opportunities of running a large company with lessons for managers in every department.

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