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Most Americans won’t see this year’s total solar eclipse, but a partial eclipse will be visible in every state on Aug. 21. Find out how and where to watch.
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Pat Manuel, a five-time amateur boxing champion whose biggest tournament ended in surrender, is just months away from his pro debut.
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