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Clark's home debut moved up due to Pacers win
Caitlin Clark will make her preseason home debut one day earlier than initially scheduled because the Pacers moved on to the Eastern Conference semifinals.ESPN - Sports -
We need to make a housing decision fast, and the only place to get the funds is our retirement savings
A couple needs to make a housing decision fast, and the only place to get the funds is their retirement savings.MarketWatch - Business -
Fever move Caitlin Clark's preseason home debut up 1 day to accommodate Pacers' playoff schedule
Indiana Fever fans will get to see Caitlin Clark make her home debut one day earlier than expectedABC News - Sports -
Officers, good Samaritan rescue couple from burning Florida home
Back in March, two officers and a good Samaritan risked their lives to rescue a couple who were trapped in a burning home in Cape Coral, Florida.CBS News - Top stories - Florida
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