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	16791 The Basketball Show 2021/22 | The Gaze-Carter incident News.com.au Shane Heal and Andrew Gaze take a hilarious look back on a famous incident between the Boomers and Team USA.
	16782 Home cook shares recipe for 10 minute creamy peanut noodles Daily Mail An amateur chef has shared her simple recipe for creamy peanut noodles that only take 10 minutes to make.
	16762 The world's largest fish is very mysterious, and endangered Mashable Don’t let the name fool you. Whale sharks are not whales. They are sharks. And
	16761 Chocolate spoons BHG (Better Homes and Gardens) Give these to friends who love an indulgent hot choc, with a little tag that reads: ‘Stir spoon into a cup of hot milk until dissolved. Enjoy!’ These look gorgeous set out on a table or even a cake stand! It's the decor that doubles as an edible gift!
	16760 6 Reasons Nutrition Experts Think The Rainier Cherry Is A Superfood Cookist Rainier cherries might be used as filling for a variety of recipes such as cakes, tarts, pies, and cheesecakes
	16759 Eating two servings a week of one surprising fruit can massively reduce heart attack risk 7NEWS A study of almost 110,000 people over 30 years has given scientists a good handle on the fruit’s benefits.
	16758 Healthy Eating: Here’s Why Cherries Remain A Popular Recommendation From Nutritionists Cookist Cherries are not only delicious but also pack various important health Benefits
	16757 Aussie batter Chris Lynn smashes a massive six into someone's backyard Daily Mail Big-hitting Aussie T20 batter Chris Lynn smoked a six into a nearby backyard in his 83-run innings for Northamptonshire in the English Vitality T20 compeition.
	16756 How much tuna can you eat before you have to worry about mercury? Daily Mail Tuna is one of the most versatile proteins on the market that costs as little as $1, yet  contains high sources of Omega-3, iodine and comes packed full of nutrients.
	16755 Megalodons were driven to extinction by great white sharks Daily Mail Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology looked at whether great white sharks could have played a role in the megalodon's extinction.