8 Amazing Early Sports That Are No Longer Played Today
Monday, July 24, 2023
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| 5 Surprising Facts From the Produce Aisle | | The typical American grocery store carries 40,000 to 50,000 items, including hundreds of fruits and vegetables. Those displays of dew-kissed leafy greens, pyramids of shiny apples, and baskets of sun-kissed lemons are carefully organized to entice shoppers into purchasing them. |  |
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| Which Country Produces the Most of Your Favorite Foods? | | Did you know that Canada has an abundance of lentils, Germany's tops for cheese, and Madagascar produces most of the world's vanilla? Check out which countries are most likely to be the starting point for your favorite ingredients. | |
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| 8 Amazing Early Sports That Are No Longer Played Today | | Though the first professional baseball team dates to 1869, America's favorite pastime only scratches the surface of sports history — ancient cultures from Greece to Mesoamerica held athletic competitions as far back as 3,500 years ago. Here are eight early sports that you may not know existed. | |
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