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In the news ... that in Burundi there is a belief that healers can perform temporary abortions? ... that junior college president Hurst Robins Anderson participated in his brother's inauguration as president of a university? ... that hurdler Ahmed Hamada was the Bahraini flagbearer for two Olympic Games – sixteen years apart? ... that Arthur J. Ruhlig was the first person to record observations of deuterium–tritium fusion? ... that the exhibition Pirouette: Turning Points in Design at the Museum of Modern Art includes a data graphic that was compared to a Morris Louis painting? ... that Arthur Newnham was born in India, played first-class cricket in England, and served as a military attaché in Moscow?	In the news ... that the tomb of Louis Adrian is surmounted by a sculpture of the helmet that he developed for the French Army? ... that the song "Michelle Pfeiffer" has been described as possessing "a cresting emotionality grand enough to fill the tallest IMAX screen"? ... that a TV station went from being potentially named after a deceased investor to being named after "the crossroads of Middle Georgia"? ... that the Atari 2600 version of Space Invaders led to Atari rescheduling its entire release line-up? ... that in Burundi there is a belief that healers can perform temporary abortions? ... that an English translation of At 25:00, in Akasaka was released as a launch title of a boys' love manga reading service?

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Did you know... ... that Karma held the flag of Bhutan at the Olympics multiple times? ... that an impostor traded to the Green Bay Packers disappeared after playing one game for the team? ... that a university building designed in 1952 was built in 2020, needing only minor adjustments to meet building codes? ... that Swiss national Charles Champaud represented Bulgaria at the 1896 Summer Olympics? ... that American football kicker Brian Hall used a prosthetic leg? ... that hurdler Ahmed Hamada was the Bahraini flagbearer for two Olympic Games – sixteen years apart? More Did you know..?s	Did you know... ... that Jacqueline Wilson worked with Disability Rights UK when writing The Best Sleepover in the World? ... that Bath fire station, a rare example of a design by a female architect from the pre-WWII era, is proposed for demolition? ... that A Balloon in Mid-Air depicts a flight by artist Jules Tavernier with aeronaut Étienne Buislay, who died in a balloon accident a week later? ... that "On Eagle's Wings" was quoted in Joe Biden's presidential victory speech and featured in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia? ... that Frederick E. Bakutis, then the US Navy commander in Antarctica, remarked in 1965 that it would "remain the womanless white continent of peace"? ... that "the Psycho" controlled the drug trade in Finglas, Cabra, and Ballymun from the early 1990s until his death in 1996? More Did you know..?s

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Did you know... ... that viewers complained that the *2023 Coronation Street* Christmas Day episode was only 30 minutes long? ... that Charles Winckler, a Danish national shot put and discus champion, won his only Olympic medal in a tug-of-war tournament? ... that American president Harry S. Truman went to Valhalla? ... that Astoria the turkey** evaded capture by the New York City Police Department? ... that a writer from The Spinoff called the children's book Cliffhanger a "win for the nerds"? ... that Javier Gómez was the president of Valencia CF for 48 hours in June 2009?	Did you know... ... that Zhou Enshou was arrested during the Cultural Revolution on the orders of his own brother? ... that South African politician Jabu Mbalula is the older brother of Fikile Mbalula, the secretary-general of the African National Congress? ... that Pope Leo XIV planned to attend Tolentine College, but it closed before he could enroll? ... that a 1948 U.S. Supreme Court decision helped to protect comic books from government regulation and censorship? ... that an NAACP chapter successfully protested the appointment of an African bishop to a role at Dartmouth College? ... that a TV station went from being potentially named after a deceased investor to being named after "the crossroads of Middle Georgia"?

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