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Today's word: adverse
Definition: Having a negative or harmful effect on something.
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Kicking it: 11 U.S. cities host World Cup soccer matches for next five weeks

North America is the center of sports through mid-July as 48 soccer teams from across the globe compete in the world's biggest sporting event. We're talking about 48 teams and 104 World Cup games across 16 cities in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, ...

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Violence erupts during Knicks championship celebration


After the celebration of the New York Knicks winning the NBA championship turned violent, police in riot gear confronted people climbing onto vehicles, smashing windshields, and setting a school bus on fire in Times Square. Violent riots after sporti...

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This week's word in the news: ADVERSE

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There was no evidence of “any adverse or harmful chemical or other exposures,” he wrote.
The Boston Herald -- 06/15/2026

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