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- ... that the orbit of Neptune's moon Neso (pictured) is strongly influenced by the Sun's gravity?
- ... that a U.S. president's father did not like that his son became a politician—but changed his mind?
- ... that the baseball cap seen in Norman Rockwell's At the Optometrist was likely influenced by the Brooklyn Dodgers winning the 1955 World Series?
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- ... that the documentary Hitler's Favourite Royal was considered by some reviewers to be overly sympathetic to its subject?
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- ... that the 7 July Memorial in Tavistock Square, London, faces the site of the 2005 bus bombing?
- ... that by 1850 one member of the free Black Ashworth family was the wealthiest person in Jefferson County?
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- Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has reaffirmed his support for President Bola Tinubu's second-term bid in the 2027 Nigerian presidential election, describing the President as "a son of Osun State" while thanking him for what he called a free, fair and credible governorship election. Adeleke made the declaration shortly after being officially returned as the winner of the August 2026 Osun State gubernatorial election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), ending months of intense political campaigning and securing another four-year mandate. His endorsement came despite the fiercely contested election that pitted him against the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, in one of Nigeria's most closely watched off-cycle elections. (DGR News)
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