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Captured in June 2019 at 126 Kent St., the image resurfaced on Thursday via before-and-after screenshots that drew nearly 14,000 likes and quips like cyclists hauling bodies before driving cars. While some speculated about nearby streams or cemeteries, locals say it's likely a homeless man moving camping gear or a rolled carpet—no police probes or missing persons tied to the spot. Google blurred it further after 2023 alerts, proving it's just an everyday oddity twisted into dark humor by the angle.

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A blurred Google Street View shot from Akron shows a man biking with a large tarp bundle that looks eerily like a body, legs dangling from the rear rack.

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Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-1 at the Emirates on March 1, with William Saliba and Jurrien Timber scoring headers to secure the points after Neto's assist or goal leveled it briefly. In the 68th minute, Martinelli's head-down sprint on the break drew a reckless challenge from the tiring Neto, who had already been booked for protesting and was sent off. The win put Arsenal five points clear at the top, while fans everywhere memed the moment—likening Martinelli's speed to The Flash and riffing on Bane's monologue about pace being an ally Neto couldn't match.

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Fresh off the bench, Gabriel Martinelli grabbed the ball and exploded forward in pure pace, leaving Pedro Neto lunging desperately and picking up a second yellow.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited Jordan on February 26, touring sites like the Za’atari refugee camp, Amman Specialty Hospital for Gaza evacuees, and a cancer center alongside WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros. Dr. Tedros praised their generosity in highlighting health crises for refugees amid regional conflicts, with the couple also joining UN roundtables on mental health. Critics called it a quasi-royal tour, questioned luxury hotel stays and Archewell's finances, and accused them of political bias after Harry's aid corridor call to Israel, though supporters see it as vital philanthropy echoing Diana's legacy.

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Meghan held hands with a young Gaza burn victim, while Harry connected with refugee children—heartfelt moments from their humanitarian visits across Jordan.

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Former British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn urged the release of Pakistan's ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan, who has been held in Adiala Jail since August 2023 facing corruption charges his PTI party deems politically motivated. Khan's sister Aleema described two months of isolation with family visits limited to just 40 minutes total, calling it mental torture and a violation of law. Supporters rallied outside the jail last week after officials blocked a chief minister's visit for the 10th time, while authorities cite security and deny mistreatment claims.

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Standing by a van plastered with 'Free Imran Khan' stickers, Jeremy Corbyn answered simply: 'Yes please, Imran Khan should not be in prison.' His words highlight the growing concerns over the former Pakistani leader's harsh jail conditions.

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NDTV reported that Afghanistan shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet, accompanied by an AI-generated image featuring an incorrectly oriented Pakistani flag. The report faced widespread backlash on X for using unverified and fabricated media, with users criticizing it as propaganda amid Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions. No credible confirmation of the event emerged, and tools like Grok identified the image as fake.

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A 26-year-old individual with diabetes and seasonal depression died via euthanasia under Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program.

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The clip, shared on Friday, gathers moments from May to December 2021 where President Biden, Vice President Harris, Press Secretary Psaki, and Treasury Secretary Yellen downplayed rising costs, often citing Federal Reserve views. Inflation climbed from 1.4 percent when Biden took office to a 40-year peak of 9.1 percent in June 2022, fueled by supply chain issues, strong demand, energy shocks, and stimulus spending. While some blame administration policies like the American Rescue Plan, others note global pressures, with prices now steady near the Fed's 2 percent target by late 2025 after rate hikes brought it down from the peak.

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Back in 2021, top Biden officials like Janet Yellen and Jen Psaki kept calling surging inflation 'transitory' in speeches and briefings. A resurfaced montage has people revisiting those assurances as prices hit record highs.

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LE SSERAFIM's Sakura and Kazuha brought star power to the February 24 premiere of 'WORLD SCOUT: THE FINAL PIECE' on ABEMA, HYBE and Geffen Records' audition show seeking the final member for a global girl group with members from the U.S., Brazil, and Sweden. The episode featured heavy drama as six contestants from 'PRODUCE 101 JAPAN THE GIRLS,' including Hokukaku Sakurara, dropped out before auditions ended, stunning viewers. Joined by ILLIT's Moka and Iroha, Rino Sashihara, and comedian Hikorohee, they watched judges like Son Sungdeuk and Lauren Jauregui cut hopefuls from 14,000 applicants to 19 for the next round on March 3.

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Sakura beamed with relatable joy connecting to pre-selected member Samara, while Kazuha judged with fun charm that lit up the studio.

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LE SSERAFIM's Sakura and Kazuha brought star power to the February 24 premiere of 'WORLD SCOUT: THE FINAL PIECE' on ABEMA, HYBE and Geffen Records' audition show seeking the final member for a global girl group with members from the U.S., Brazil, and Sweden. The episode featured heavy drama as six contestants from 'PRODUCE 101 JAPAN THE GIRLS,' including Hokukaku Sakurara, dropped out before auditions ended, stunning viewers. Joined by ILLIT's Moka and Iroha, Rino Sashihara, and comedian Hikorohee, they watched judges like Son Sungdeuk and Lauren Jauregui cut hopefuls from 14,000 applicants to 19 for the next round on March 3.

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Sakura beamed with relatable joy connecting to pre-selected member Samara, while Kazuha judged with fun charm that lit up the studio.

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