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Eovaldi lleva un juego sin hits hasta la 5ta entrada en triunfo 10-4 de Rangers ante Tigres

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By Josh Smith Verified
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Nathan Eovaldi resistió una reacción de tres carreras de Detroit después de llevar un juego sin hits hasta la quinta entrada, y el venezolano Elias Díaz, Josh Smith y Evan Carter conectaron jonrones solitarios para ayudar a los Rangers de Texas a vencer por 10-4 la noche del jueves a los Tigres. Los Rangers igualaron su máximo de la temporada con 17 carreras en su camino a su séptima victoria en ocho juegos.
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‘Such a great festival’: Pugwash, N.S., hosts 75th annual Gathering of the Clans

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By Josh Smith Verified
| CJCB-TV (Halifax, NS) Verified
For one day each year, the quiet village of Pugwash transforms into one of Nova Scotia’s busiest Canada Day destinations. Thousands lined the streets Wednesday as the Gathering of the Clans celebrated its 75th anniversary, drawing visitors from across the Maritimes and beyond for a full day of parades, Highland dancing, piping competitions, live entertainment and community traditions. “It’s amazing, like unbelievable,” said event coordinator Christie Blackie.
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A simple way to cure America’s self-inflicted infrastructure paralysis

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By John F. Nagle, Josh Smith Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
Today, building the infrastructure necessary to maintain America’s prosperity often requires navigating a maze of permits, lawsuits, and regulatory delays. The power to block has systematically triumphed over the freedom to build. Yet our infrastructure paralysis is self-inflicted. Whether it is a natural gas pipeline, a transmission line, or mines for the building blocks of modernity, building anything at scale now requires navigating an unpredictable legal gauntlet.
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