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FIFA considers staging Women’s World Cup every 2 years
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Prince Philip hospitalized in London as ‘precautionary measure’
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Boeing Starliner crew capsule hits snag during test flight to space station
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Australian PM apologizes for vacationing as firefighters killed in huge blazes
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Doping on the rise, but WADA says it lacks resources to investigate
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U.K. Parliament to vote on Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal today
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Russia gets extra time over track and field doping forgery
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Vancouver’s Tanev slides home OT winner to snap 3-game skid with victory over Vegas
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Canadiens cap pair of comebacks with Max Domi’s OT goal to beat Flames
His Montreal Canadiens teammates had luck scoring with perimetre shots, so Max Domi took his chances in overtime against the
Patrick Kane piles up 4 points as Blackhawks stifle Jets
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Duclair’s OT winner lifts Senators over Preds
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Democratic presidential candidates spar in final debate of 2019
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Raptors’ Kyle Lowry, Matt Thomas debut as Cannon Dolls in The Nutcracker
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Raptors ravaged by injury as Siakam, Gasol, Powell all ruled out indefinitely
The Toronto Raptors will be missing three of their key players, including scoring leader Pascal Siakam, for the foreseeable future.
Braves stadium set for different big air as McMorris, Gerard, more crash for World Cup
The crack of the bat has been replaced by the swoosh of skis and snowboards at SunTrust Park. Gnarly, indeed.
Trudeau talks China, Trump, Ambrose and that NATO video
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Quebec wants out of new federal Indigenous child welfare law
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Canadian downhill world champ John Kucera now at the helm of former team
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