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Claressa Shields Says ‘The Fire Inside,’ New Biopic About Life, Will Change Lives newsthirst.

Play video content TMZSports.com Claressa Shields is raving about the new biopic, “The Fire Inside,” chronicling the boxing star’s rough-and-tumble upbringing in Michigan … a “surreal” film “T-Rex” says will positively impact countless people! “I just believe it’s very inspiring,” Shields told TMZ Sports. “I’ve seen my movie now nine times and to see Ryan…

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Mystery syndrome killing rainbow lorikeets and flying foxes leaves scientists baffled | Birds newsthirst.

Thousands of rainbow lorikeets and hundreds of flying foxes have been hospitalised in Queensland in the past year with a mysterious paralysis that can affect the animals’ ability to fly, swallow and even breathe. Lorikeet paralysis syndrome has struck birds in Queensland and New South Wales since at least 2012, and a similar syndrome was…

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‘We got our fingers crossed’: residents in limbo after LA fires force evacuations | California wildfires newsthirst.

When Aaron McNeil moved from Maryland to Los Angeles three years ago, his biggest worry was earthquakes. “I had heard of a fire here and there in this area, but it wasn’t anything to be really concerned about,” McNeil saidon Sunday. But after being evacuated from his Brentwood home after a fire ripped through the…

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Climate activist who graffitied Tanya Plibersek’s office says he stands by his actions | Tanya Plibersek newsthirst.

A climate activist who graffitied the word “liar” on the federal environment minister’s office has stood by his highly publicised actions, urging the public to stand up for their beliefs. Zachary “Zack” Edward Jaworowski Schofield took a can of red spray paint to Tanya Plibersek’s Sydney electorate office in December. The events were filmed and…

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China’s December imports records a surprise jump, exports beat expectations newsthirst.

An aerial view of a container ship leaving the dockyard in Qingdao in east China’s Shandong province. Future Publishing | Future Publishing | Getty Images China’s exports and imports in December beat expectations by a large margin, data from the country’s customs authority showed Monday, with exporters continuing to frontload shipments ahead of U.S. President-elect…

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