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Actress Sydney Sweeney is 'cleaning up.'
A soap, allegedly made with her 'used bath water' is selling for as much as $2,000 a bar on eBay.
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This may, however, explain why French President Emmanuel Macron's wife slapped him last month.
Let's go Mets!
Former Halo Griffin Canning has been heaven-sent.
He's 6-2 wearing the blue and orange, but the Nats zapped him (four runs) in his most recent start.
The Rays' Shane Baz has allowed three runs in each of his past three starts.
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$50 on the Mets.
Go Daddy, go! Reds 11, Tigers 1.
Cincy scored six runs off Jumpy Jack Flaherty in the fifth frame.
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Tyler Stephenson's grand salami the biggest blow.
And beautiful music from Reds starter Brady Singer (one run, six innings).
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Down -112 concepcions.
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