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Assessing the micromechanical architecture of joint tissues with speckle rheological microscopy - Nature Communications

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By Nichaluk Leartprapun, Mark Randolph, Robert Redmond Verified, Seemantini K. Nadkarni, Fernando P. S. Guastaldi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Joint tissues rely on a finely tuned interplay between solid (elastic) and fluid (viscous) constituents to support their mechanical function. Degradation of these constituents due to disease or trauma disrupts the elastic and viscous susceptibility of joint tissues, directly impairing joint function.
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Playoff Permutations As Ireland Take One Step Closer To World Cup

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By Robert Redmond Verified
| Balls.ie Verified
Ireland have booked a World Cup playoff place. Troy Parrott netted a hat-trick and secured a World Cup playoff place for the Republic of Ireland in the most dramatic circumstances imaginable. On Sunday afternoon, at the Puskas Arena in Budapest, Ireland twice came from behind against Hungary to win 3-2, but that doesn't even tell half of the story for the Boys in Green. Parrott scored a first-half penalty, but the home side went into the break leading 2-1 and on course for that final playoff place.
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Didi Hamann Calls Out Ireland Star For Two Errors That Led To Hungary goal

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By Robert Redmond Verified
| Balls.ie Verified
"Details decide games." Didi Hamann questioned the role of Liam Scales in Hungary's opening goal against the Republic of Ireland on Sunday. Following an incredible victory over Portugal on Thursday, Ireland travelled to Budapest to face Hungary in the final World Cup qualifier in Group F. The task for Heimir Hallgrimsson's team was clear but not simple - Ireland needed to beat Hungary to secure a play-off spot next March. After four minutes, however, Hungary took control of the game.
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