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Florida mother sues group home after son loses fingers to flesh-eating bacteria

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By Chris Urso Verified
| Wichita Eagle Verified
A lawsuit filed in Hillsborough County, Florida, alleges that a resident of a group home had two fingers amputated after he developed flesh-eating bacteria from a bite wound. (Chris Urso/Tampa Bay Times/TNS) TAMPA, Fla. - Last Halloween, David Nolan-Hersey woke up sick. The 34-year-old lived at All About Living Inc., a small group home in Tampa. Near the end of October, another resident bit him on the arm.
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Scenes from Cape Verde vs. Messi’s Argentina in World Cup round of 32

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By Chris Urso Verified
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
Cape Verde, the Cinderella team in this year’s World Cup, takes on heavy-hitter Argentina at Miami Stadium in the round of 32. Argentina forward Lionel Messi, left, is congratulated by teammate midfielder Rodrigo de Paul (7) after Messi's first-half goal. Argentina midfielder Alexis Mac Allister falls to the ground as Cape Verde forward Jovane Cabral (7) watches the ball during the first half. Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha gestures to fans while taking the field.
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Scenes from Cape Verde-Argentina nail-biter in World Cup round of 32

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By Chris Urso Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Cape Verde, the Cinderella team in this year’s World Cup, didn’t back down from heavy-hitter Argentina at Miami Stadium on Friday night. The Blue Sharks, playing in their first World Cup, took the defending champions to the wire, with Argentina winning 3-2 in extra time.
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