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The 23-year-old Ivorian joined from Atalanta in 2021 and impressed last season with key goals at Old Trafford. This term, he's made 13 Premier League appearances with one goal—that rocket equalizer against Nottingham Forest earning Goal of the Month—and two assists, often shining in Amorim's 3-4-3 as right wing-back. Supporters highlight his technical close control and vision for a central inside forward spot, especially with Bryan Mbeumo thriving out wide after United's £70m summer signing, while others praise how the role suits his left foot and runs into space. Ex-players like Tony Mowbray and Phil Jones question the deployment as Amorim eyes tweaks ahead of AFCON.

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Amad Diallo's silky dribbles and flair have won over Manchester United supporters. Now, Ruben Amorim's choice to play him as right wing-back has fans weighing if it's the perfect fit or a missed opportunity.

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The rapper, Blueface's former partner and a Baddies cast member, tested her custom 'Baddies' chain after Natalie Nunn called her the show's biggest disappointment for lacking baddie energy. Alexis fired back by offering the chain for free in a hotel room video, then revealed the diamonds were lab-made moissanite, not real. Fans roasted it as fake sparkle while others defended Nunn, turning the feud into prime entertainment in the show's over-the-top world of status symbols.

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Jaidyn Alexis held up her flashy Baddies chain at a jeweler, watched the tester flash green for moissanite, and quipped, 'That's so disappointing, Natalie.'

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On Monday, President Trump reposted the AI-generated image on Truth Social, showing him briefing figures like Ursula von der Leyen and Emmanuel Macron on a map claiming those territories for the U.S. It echoes his earlier January post amid talks of buying Greenland in 2019 and jabs at Canada as the 51st state during trade spats and recent tensions with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Canadians mocked it with quips about U.S. challenges elsewhere, while supporters hailed it as sharp trolling, sharing memes like calling Canada 'West Russia.' No official replies yet from Canada, Denmark, or Venezuela.

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Picture this: Donald Trump pointing at a map where the U.S. flag stretches over Canada, Greenland, and Venezuela, with European leaders looking on in an AI-crafted scene.

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Petro argued that drug trafficking networks are led from places like Dubai, Miami, and Spain, with profits funneled into international banks and U.S. real estate, leaving Colombia with the bloodshed. He criticized former U.S. President Donald Trump for calling Colombia a 'sick' nation tied to cocaine sales and called for nationwide protests on January 7 to defend sovereignty, which drew peaceful crowds in Bogotá despite U.S. embassy warnings. The exchange highlights strained ties after a U.S. raid captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, even as both countries continue counternarcotics cooperation.

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At a military ceremony, Colombian President Gustavo Petro pointed to luxurious hideouts in Dubai and Miami, saying Colombia bears the violence while kingpins stash profits abroad.

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The video features soaring jets, cheering rally crowds, Secretary of State Marco Rubio in a MAGA hat, and stealth fighters, with a voiceover declaring 'We don't do subtle. We choose bold' and ending 'We are fully, proudly, and unapologetically American.' Released late Sunday after a February 7 'fight song' montage, it drew over a million views, praise from supporters like Arizona Rep. Wendy Rogers, and criticism labeling it 'cringe' or AI-generated. The clips reflect a messaging shift toward patriotic ambition in Trump's second term.

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Amid Super Bowl buzz, the White House unveiled a high-energy 39-second clip blending football fans, jets, and Trump signing documents in the Oval Office.

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Data from a 2020 Oceana analysis, based on Global Fishing Watch satellite tracking, showed the fleet logging 73,058 hours from July 13 to August 13 in international waters south of Ecuador's exclusive economic zone. The vessels took 99% of visible fishing there, targeting squid vital to the local food chain, though Ecuador's navy confirmed no incursions into the protected area. Concerns arose from some ships disabling AIS transponders and transshipping catches at sea, practices tied to illegal fishing. Ecuador protested then and expanded the reserve in 2022, yet the activity highlights ongoing tensions between global food needs and ocean protection.

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Hammerhead sharks and giant tortoises thrive in the Galápagos Marine Reserve, a UNESCO jewel. Back in 2020, nearly 300 Chinese squid jiggers spent over 73,000 hours fishing right along its edge.

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