U S cautiously optimistic about World Cup lineup
U S officials state cautious optimism over the World Cup roster as they navigate injury and form concerns. A veteran forward reports renewed fitness, while new players push for starter roles amid strategic tweaks and depth assessments.
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Guadalajara Tank Explosion Kills 200 in 1992 Disaster
A 1992 Guadalajara blast, caused by petroleum leaking from above ground storage tanks into a sewer, killed about 200 people. Separately in El Segundo California, tanks leaked up to 200 gallons over decades into the groundwater.
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Above ground fuel tanks face reform asks and hazards
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The Great Christmas Tree Split Across A Nation
A century old debate over artificial versus real Christmas trees fuels national division. Molly Summers recalls a silver revolving aluminum tree that nearly ended her marriage, illustrating how preferences split homes and homes. The trend shows real trees regaining favor despite growing purist interest in artificial options.
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Holiday blues under your tree
Kendall Ameduri notes holiday expectations can bring disappointment and stress. Dr Hannelore Pfann of Contact Inc. Mesa describes how meaning and tradition heighten loneliness for those separated from family, and suggests steps to beat the blues.
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Tinsel and Decorations May Cause Hidden Injuries
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Holiday hazards loom as pets face festive danger
The Arizona Humane Society warns Christmas decor and foods can be fatal to pets. Poinsettias holly and chocolate pose serious risks while alcohol and rich treats can upset a pet’s intestines. They advise gifting certificates instead of animals and note adoption fees include spaying or neutering, with cats over four months already fixed.
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