Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Bulls dip to historic depths, extend losing streak to 11 games
Chicago remade its roster around the trade deadline earlier this month and hasn’t won since. At least its draft position is improving.
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Reyneke gets maiden ODI call-up; Khaka, Klaas and van Niekerk return
Kapp will miss the tour of five T20Is and three ODIs to continue her rehab after she picked up an illness against Pakistan recently
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Aston Villa eye Europa League glory after drawing Lille in last 16: Analysing their prospects
A reward for finishing second in the league phase table, Villa will have home advantage in the second leg on March 19.
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Catching up with Nico Hoerner, the glue guy who holds the Cubs together
There’s no better representative of what this club aspires to be than Hoerner: playing with speed, instincts, style and intelligence.
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Premier League pushing for temporary concussion substitutes discussion at IFAB meeting
The topic is not on the agenda for the AGM of football’s lawmakers, IFAB, which will take place in Wales on Saturday.
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Nabi five-for, Qamran 94* take J&K close to maiden Ranji title
J&K got a 291-run first-innings lead despite Mayank Agarwal’s 160, and ended the day 477 ahead
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Champions League last-16 draw live updates: Real Madrid draw Manchester City, PSG vs Chelsea and more
Follow live reaction after the draw for the Champions League last 16 was made in Nyon.
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Men’s college basketball weekend guide: Michigan-Illinois, Virginia-Duke, bubble games
And so begins college basketball’s long, dramatic denouement. We’re about to turn the calendar to March. Here’s what to watch this weekend.
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Champions League last-16 draw live updates: Latest as Real Madrid draw Manchester City, PSG vs Chelsea and more
Follow live as teams learn their opponents in the next round of the Champions League
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‘Was it a good race?’ 10 years and 5.5 million votes later, the Top 10
Every NASCAR Cup Series race for the past 10 years, The Athletic’s Jeff Gluck has asked fans a simple question: “Was it a good race?”
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