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Five homicides in three months, all in similar circumstances, have left some residents unsettled in Stockton, California, after investigators said the killings might be related. https://t.co/vuINztKAK4 — PolitiTweet.org

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From @TheAthleticUK: The reality of what happens to players’ bodies after a soccer career was one of the key findings from a survey of over 100 ex-players aged 35-44. One arresting statistic: 36% said they have developed osteoarthritis. https://t.co/ZhvFuB0Mf7 https://t.co/h0rd9318aa — PolitiTweet.org

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Some NBA players have the luxury of leaving the game on their own terms. Most have the decision made for them by age or injury. "The sport generally leaves you," one former player said, adding: "Sometimes that means you have to re-identify who you are." https://t.co/AA15EhmXis https://t.co/dqkDr8Oybq — PolitiTweet.org

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