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Mashup Score: 10Dr. Donald R. Hopkins: Jimmy Carter worked tirelessly to eradicate a deadly parasite in Africa - 10 day(s) ago
President Jimmy Carter said he wanted to see the last Guinea worm die before his death. His eradication efforts have nearly made that a reality.
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Mashup Score: 4University of Chicago researchers are building a ‘bionic breast’ to restore sense of touch for mastectomy patients - 18 day(s) ago
The diagnosis shattered the young mother’s world. At 36, Heather Tubigan of suburban Chicago discovered a lump in her left breast. It was a malignant tumor. The cancer had already spread to her lym…
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Chicago’s Dr @stacylindau et al are working to restore that sense of touch for #breastcancer patients who have undergone mastectomy— building an implantable device dubbed the “bionic breast,”designed to revive feeling post-mastectomy & reconstruction. https://t.co/fDhQsgZf1k
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Mashup Score: 2Pete Rose, baseball’s banned hits leader, has died at age 83 - 4 month(s) ago
Pete Rose, baseball’s career hits leader and fallen idol who undermined his historic achievements and Hall of Fame dreams by gambling on the game he loved and once embodied, has died. He was …
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Great Trib’ article. You decide if I’m right or wrong after reading. #CharlieHustle https://t.co/go0qHhdDXv https://t.co/W1PA3OtvPi
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Mashup Score: 0Column: With a series of magic tricks, Caleb Williams turns a clunky day for the Chicago Bears into an adrenaline rush - 5 month(s) ago
What started as a clunky performance from Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears offense Saturday became an imagination-fueling adrenaline rush thanks to a series of wow moments from the rookie QB.
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Column: Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams rebounds with a flash https://t.co/kjVQVmLOAx
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Mashup Score: 10Let us now praise famous bluesmen: Buddy Guy is retiring at age 88 - 5 month(s) ago
Buddy Guy, who just turned 88, will be officially retired from the road by early fall. Only, before that happens, before the Chicago legend slows, a few facts demand context.
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Let us now praise famous bluesmen: #BuddyGuy is retiring at age 88 https://t.co/MOFXFf2rXP
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During the Chicago Cubs’ historic World Series run in 2016, “Fly the W” became an iconic rallying cry on social media and at the ballpark, on front porches, outside downtown build…
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Love this! #FlyTheW https://t.co/pKBVyIr9EI
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Mashup Score: 9Gov. J.B. Pritzker says new law will curb ‘predatory practices’ by insurance industry - 6 month(s) ago
Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a measure he says will stem “predatory insurance practices” that make it harder for patients to get necessary care.
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Thank you @GovPritzker for banning step therapy in Illinois! Marilyn knows about step therapy all too well. She shared her story while this bill was on the way to becoming law – and it worked! Thank you, Marilyn, for your advocacy! More about the win👇 https://t.co/uZhcZmpzbI https://t.co/fTTjZFm7ys
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Mashup Score: 33 actors from ‘The Bear’ discuss their favorite Chicago restaurants - 6 month(s) ago
From Batter & Berries to Tre Dita, here are ‘The Bear’ actors’ favorite Chicago food spots.
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3 actors from ‘The Bear’ discuss their favorite Chicago restaurants https://t.co/LSyM2mXtpv
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Mashup Score: 1Column: One game. One man. A million memories. 40 years later, the ‘Ryne Sandberg Game’ still resonates. - 7 month(s) ago
The impact from the “Ryne Sandberg Game” on June 23, 1984, was felt by the player, the Chicago Cubs franchise and the neighborhood.
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Column: 40 years later, the "Ryne Sandberg Game" still resonates SuziQ and I are on the “L”. Can’t wait to get to Addison! #SandbergGame #RubberMatch #FlyTheW https://t.co/164g799wx1
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Mashup Score: 0Column: Chicago Cubs hope to make summer winds of Wrigley Field their fickle friend - 7 month(s) ago
Patrick Wisdom’s would-be home run blown back into the ballpark in a Chicago Cubs’ loss was the latest episode of the changing winds at Wrigley Field.
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Column: Chicago Cubs and the fickle winds of Wrigley Field I posted on this yesterday from my seat …albeit less articulately! #GoCubsGo https://t.co/UxfDIW5NOl
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“I am sorry I won’t get to see his pleasure when we make Guinea worm the second human disease to be eradicated.” https://t.co/DPyH2DjQZ3