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BGY helps bring out London heritage and hospitality to PATRIZIA‘s new international hub. Project Overview: Design Firm: Buckley Gray Yeoman and BGY ID Client: PATRIZIA Completion Date: August 2024 Location: Covent Garden, London, UK Size: 48,000 sq ft Types of amenities spaces: a ground floor café, gym, family room, contemplation room, conference room, bar and
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I am, somehow, getting worse at this. Don’t let your kids grow up to make publicly available sports predictions. Before this Toronto Raptors season began, I paraphrased Olivia Rodrigo in acknowledgement that making predictions was a bad idea. This had been proven a year earlier, when my 15 increasingly bold predictions resulted in a 4-7-3-1
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Photograph by ZeroOne (on Flickr), via Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. We make the best and the worst use of time by relegating it to postponement, deferral, waste, irrelevance; we send it out and away from things that can be thought or done; we estrange time from reality and thus from life’s activities;
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Jeff Zrebiec is a senior writer for The Athletic covering the Baltimore Ravens. Before joining The Athletic in 2018, he spent the previous 18 years as a writer for The Baltimore Sun, 13 of them on the Orioles or Ravens beats. The New Jersey native is a graduate of Loyola University in Baltimore. Follow Jeff
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CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — There was a moment in the Penguins’ locker room following Saturday’s practice at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex that was too precious to ignore, and also may have subsequently told the story of the day. Rutger McGroarty, who immediately became the best Penguins’ prospect when he was acquired in August, finds
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NEW YORK — It surely wasn’t how Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Nestor Cortes Jr. imagined his return to the Bronx. The New York Yankees hit home runs on each of the first three pitches Cortes threw to them in the first inning of Saturday afternoon’s game at Yankee Stadium. First, it was Paul Goldschmidt. Then
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One of the most alluring things about sports is that every single play matters — a more important lesson when it comes to sports betting, and one reinforced Friday night during the Michigan State vs. Ole Miss Sweet 16 game. For those of you who missed the ending, with 4.2 seconds left in the game,
Fulham head coach Marco Silva believes Crystal Palace midfielder Adam Wharton should have been shown a “clear” second yellow card during Saturday’s FA Cup quarter-final. Wharton, 21, was booked by referee Darren England after 14 minutes for a foul on Willian but went unpunished later in the first half following a coming together with Rodrigo
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