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    Nigeria Face Sierra Leone in Qualifier Fixture●nigeria vs sierra leoneGgoogleINSportSoccer50012 min ago

    Nigeria against Sierra Leone is drawing search interest, likely tied to a football fixture between the two West African nations. The Super Eagles and the Leone Stars have met in qualifiers before, and any new meeting tends to spark attention among Nigerian fans tracking the team's progress. Details of the match result or date remain limited.

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    Zeekr Malaysia partners with EON to expand Klang Valley showrooms●Zeekr Malaysia Partners With EON To Expand Klang Valley Network With New Showrooms✉newsTechnologyGadgets33 min ago

    Zeekr Malaysia has entered a partnership with EON to grow its dealership presence in the Klang Valley, adding new showrooms to the region. The move is aimed at strengthening the Chinese electric vehicle brand's retail footprint as it scales up sales in Malaysia, giving customers more locations to view and purchase its vehicles.

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    Why Steph Curry and Kawhi Leonard signed two-year deals●Why did Steph Curry, Kawhi Leonard sign two-year deals? Explaining the over-38 rule https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/763MmastodonSportBasketball21 h ago

    Stephen Curry and Kawhi Leonard have each signed two-year contract extensions, a structure shaped by the NBA's over-38 rule. The rule restricts how teams can pay players who will turn 38 during a contract, effectively capping future salary raises, so stars approaching that age often take shorter deals. Analysts are breaking down how the clause influenced the two veterans' negotiations with the Warriors and Raptors.

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    Hantavirus risk overblown, doctors say, as telemedicine fraud sentences land●Physicians say hantavirus headlines outpace actual risk; three sentenced in Moscow-based $2B telemedicine fraud; 1 in 10 surgeons leave the profession within 8 years – Morning Medical Update✉newsHealthMedicine1 h ago

    Physicians are pushing back on hantavirus coverage, arguing news headlines have exaggerated the actual risk to the public. In other medical news, three people have been sentenced in a Moscow-based telemedicine fraud scheme worth roughly $2 billion, and new figures show one in ten surgeons leave the profession within eight years. The stories are circulating in a medical news roundup.

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