Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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WNBA, players reach verbal agreement on new CBA after marathon negotiations
After more than a year of often tense negotiations, the WNBA and the players’ union have reached a verbal agreement.
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The Premier League has the money but Europe’s elite are leaving it behind
English clubs have had a chastening experience in the Champions League last 16, and things could be about to get worse
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Have PSG rediscovered the form that led them to Champions League glory?
The holders dismantled Chelsea with ease and now have many of their injured players back as they head into the quarter-finals
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Welcome to Chelsea, Liam Rosenior. Where does this extraordinary week leave the head coach?
From a player pushing a ball bay to punishment for financial breaches, leaked team news to that huddle, it has been quite a week at Chelsea
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Dink, flick, twirl, crack: Eberechi Eze’s beautiful moment – and why it meant so much to Arsenal
A goal of sublime quality burst open the Champions League tie against Leverkusen and showed why Arsenal bought the playmaker
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Twenty-four hours in the life of Phallon Tullis-Joyce: From League Cup final to feeding Komodo dragons
Man Utd’s USWNT goalkeeper discusses her love of conservation and how it intersects with football – all while it’s dinner time at the zoo
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Ferguson on Sears: ‘He has still got more pace in him’
“I love playing in New Zealand in front of the home crowd, conditions I’m used to,” Lockie Ferguson says of returning after a break
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The case for Pep Guardiola to stay at Manchester City
A last-16 Champions League exit to Real Madrid was deflating but this team has shown enough promise for Guardiola to stick around
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John McGinn, Demi Lovato, and a summer training regime made in the USA
In the Arizona heat, the Villa midfielder prepared for the season with Natalie Kollars, a PT whose clients range from Disney to the NFL
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This is not the season Xavi Simons was expecting at Tottenham Hotspur
When Xavi Simons joined Spurs he will have had big European nights in mind – but now he must fight for a place in the starting XI
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