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Ahead of the February 19 expulsion vote pitting Anita Williams against Carlos Lozano, Cristina Piaget, Gloria González, and Sandra Barrios, anti-Anita fans launched #TormentaAnitaFuera on X. They screenshot grids of 20 to 400-plus 'voto recibido' images from their galleries before deleting them, symbolizing a purge to rally votes for her exit after weeks of clashes like her dust-up with Cristina. Pro-Anita supporters counter with maxed-out votes and tags like #GHDúoGala7, while others call for a fair final amid real-time percentage updates and alleged resets.

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Tonight's Gala 7 on Telecinco turned into a fan frenzy as opponents of Anita Williams mass-delete hundreds of her past vote confirmation screenshots from their phones.

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Bad Bunny provided special adidas BadBo 1.0 player-exclusive baseball cleats to players on Team Puerto Rico for the World Baseball Classic. The cleats feature a Puerto Rico design and were showcased by players including Kike Hernández. A release of the BadBo 1.0 baseball cleat is planned later in the year.

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The third Civil Society Week kicked off Monday at the European Economic and Social Committee's Jacques Delors building in Brussels, running through Thursday in hybrid format. Civil society groups, youth activists, policymakers, and journalists are focusing on people, democracy, and resilience amid rising inequalities, geopolitical tensions, and fading trust in institutions. Keynote speaker Katherine Zappone called for strengthening civic space, while sessions cover education for citizenship, social cohesion, housing, media resilience, and funding for civic initiatives. Organizers hope to turn discussions into policy actions for a more inclusive Europe.

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EESC President Séamus Boland opened the event by warning that squeezing civil society weakens democracy itself. Attendees from across Europe gathered to tackle these very risks head-on.

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Replit introduced Design Mode this week, an AI-powered tool that generates responsive front-end prototypes from natural language descriptions, targeting product managers, designers, and founders. Powered by Google's Gemini 3 model, it handles layout, colors, and typography for deployable HTML/CSS/JS outputs, with iterations via chat and one-click deployment. Priced under $0.20 per generation on the $20/month Core plan, it outperforms rivals in speed and cost, earning widespread praise from builders like React creator Jordan Walke.

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Replit just unleashed Design Mode, turning simple text prompts into stunning, interactive UIs in under two minutes using Google's new Gemini 3.

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During a training session, a photo caught new signing Hato and midfielder Fernández eyeing the gleaming UCL trophy in its case, as James walked by unfazed. Supporters celebrated James' cool demeanor from his 2021 Chelsea win, with one joking Enzo dreams of lifting it in May, while rivals teased the past-glory nod. The light-hearted moment arrives just before Chelsea's Champions League round of 16 against PSG on March 11.

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Enzo Fernández and Jorrel Hato couldn't hide their stares at the Champions League trophy, while captain Reece James strode past without a glance. Fans instantly turned it into gold.

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At the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam set a new Olympic record of 1:12.31 to win gold in the women's 1000m on February 9, with Femke Kok taking silver in a Dutch sweep. Kok flipped the result days later, grabbing 1000m gold with her own record while Leerdam earned silver in 37.15 seconds. Leerdam's first Olympic medals, cheered by fiancé Jake Paul in the stands, highlighted her sprint dominance, sportsmanship, and inspiring social media presence amid national pride for the Netherlands.

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Jutta Leerdam crossed the line for 1000m gold, then shared a heartfelt hug with rival-turned-teammate Femke Kok. Their embrace captured the perfect mix of competition and friendship.

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Leeds United revealed their starting XI for the away match against Sunderland, featuring an unchanged lineup from the team that beat Nottingham Forest except for Stach replaced by Okafor. The lineup includes Gruev instead of defender Bijol.

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Fans of Manchester United are debating midfielder Kobbie Mainoo's role and recent performances amid the team's poor form over the past four games. Discussions criticize his lack of a defined playing style compared to legends like Paul Scholes, Andrea Pirlo, and Sergio Busquets, while highlighting his youth at 20, potential for development, calls for more game time, and a contract extension. Some fans defend him against scrutiny, with references to former manager Ruben Amorim's influence and needs for midfield reinforcements.

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Elliot Overton argued that Maxwell founded Pergamon Press in 1951, creating niche journals that libraries paid dearly for, coining it a 'perpetual financing machine.' He sold it to Elsevier for $770 million in 1991 amid his business scandals, but the model lives on—publishers like Elsevier earn billions in profits while scientists work for free and taxpayers fund access twice. Critics decry the incentives for low-quality papers, though open-access efforts like Plan S and preprint servers offer paths forward.

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A nutrition advocate's post traces the high costs of scientific journals back to Robert Maxwell, who turned free research into a profitable empire after World War II.

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The 22-year-old striker, who joined United from RB Leipzig last summer for up to £73.7 million, has hit eight Premier League goals this season after a slow start, including the decider in Sunday's 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace. Coach Michael Carrick praised his work ethic and potential. Yet a story claiming Sesko added double-glazed windows near Manchester Airport to improve sleep—spotted by his wellness ring—prompted fan jabs like 'What millionaire-owned house doesn't have double glazing in 2026?' Some see it as smart dedication amid his home gym, sauna, and training setup.

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Benjamin Sesko's clinical finish sealed a vital win for Manchester United, but a report on his new double-glazed windows to drown out plane noise has fans cracking up.

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Spurs sit 16th with 29 points from 28 games after five straight draws and poor home form, including losses in six of seven recent London derbies. A loss or draw tonight at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium could drag them into the bottom three, while injury-hit manager Igor Tudor eyes starts for loanees like Mathys Tel and Kolo Muani. Palace arrive mid-table with strong away scoring, setting up a tense six-pointer despite Spurs' historical edge.

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Tottenham Hotspur head into their home clash with Crystal Palace one point above the drop zone, desperate to end a winless 2026 league run.

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Watford appointed 35-year-old Belgian coach Ed Still to a two-and-a-half-year deal on Monday, replacing Javi Gracia who resigned after a 2-0 loss to Swansea. Sitting 11th in the Championship, the Hornets endured a turbulent stretch with interim boss Charlie Daniels overseeing a draw and a narrow defeat. Still, brother of ex-Reims coach Will Still, promises a compact defense and fast attacks; fans are already punning on his name ahead of Saturday's trip to Preston North End.

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Ed Still walked into training at London Colney on Tuesday, ready to shake up Watford's season with his aggressive, pacey style—just three points from the play-offs.

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West Ham grabbed a crucial 1-0 victory over Fulham in a tense London derby, thanks to Summerville's sharp 65th-minute finish after a goalkeeper-defender mix-up. The Dutch winger, West Ham's summer signing from Leeds, shrugged off Sander Berge with a slick move fans now call the 'Summerville Shimmy' or 'Jimmy Shimmy,' poking fun at the supporters' chant adapted from Jimmy Greaves. The result lifts the Hammers level with Nottingham Forest, easing relegation pressure after 28 games, while manager Nuno Espirito Santo praised Summerville's growing confidence and key contributions.

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Crysencio Summerville spotted the blunder, danced past a defender, and smashed home the winner – sending West Ham fans into absolute rapture at Craven Cottage.

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