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Robert Kraft says he picked Jerod Mayo to be the team's next head coach five years ago
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Joel Embiid signs a 3-year, $193 million contract extension with the Philadelphia 76ers, AP sources say.
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Family of banker murdered 20 years ago rebuke ‘incompetent’ Police Scotland
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This Shark Lives 400 Years. Its DNA May Explain Why.
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