… Symetra Life Insurance Co. has launched new brand advertising featuring five-time Olympic gold medalist and four-time WNBA Champion Sue Bird.
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Goodbye to the Twitter Bird and Hello to X – FOX 2 Detroit
Goodbye to the Twitter Bird and Hello to X. New owner of Twitter Elon Musk has renamed the social media app Twitter to X. To gage the opinions of …
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Bird-Flu Bans on US Poultry Exports Persist Even as Cases Subside – USNews.com
CHICAGO (Reuters) – U.S. poultry producers say they face prolonged economic pain from avian flu despite going months without infections in flocks, as …
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Silo blast in southern Brazil kills at least eight, one missing | Science-Environment
Brazil’s Parana declares animal health emergency due to bird flu cases in wild birds. comments POST / READ COMMENTS. Advertisement …
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Congress votes to delist lesser-prairie chicken, but Biden veto threat looms
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services officially listed the species as endangered in November. A lesser prairie chicken amid the bird’s annual …
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Symetra “Teammates” Campaign Debuts New Advertising with Sue Bird – Portada Online
“Breathe” is Bird’s fifth collaboration with Symetra, which announced it was signing a long-term extension of its partnership with the recently …
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Bird’s eye view | Local/State Headlines – hannapub.com
A SENTINEL reader took a picture of the Mississippi River from a bird’s eye view. Victoria Mitchell Odom, from Monroe, recently snapped this …
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GRAPHIC: Detective describes bird head incident with Oxford school shooter – WNEM
A detective with the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office describes the bird head incident at Oxford High School.
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Scouts get a bird’s-eye view with Jamboree zip lining – Lootpress
Scouts get a bird’s-eye view with Jamboree zip lining … GLEN JEAN, WV (LOOTPRESS) – At the 2023 National Jamboree, BSA members hailing from states …
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Bird Strike Caused T-38 Crash, Investigators Say – Air Force Magazine
A large bird struck the canopy of a T-38 and sent debris flying into the trainer jets’ engines, forcing the pilot to eject and the aircraft to …
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