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	news As-it-happens update ⋅ November 29, 2022
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	ESPN Joel Embiid drops 30 points in return, keeps 76ers on roll ESPN Not only did Embiid finish with 30 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists in Philadelphia's 104-101 victory over the Atlanta Hawks at Wells Fargo Center on Monday night, but he hit the game-winning shot and made a game-saving steal inside the final 20 seconds to ... Flag as irrelevant
	NPR A fight over how to enforce immigration laws reaches the Supreme Court NPR The outcome of the case could have major implications — and not just for immigration enforcement. Former Department of Homeland Security officials and immigrant advocates say the case could hinge on the question of how much discretion law enforcement ... Flag as irrelevant
	VT hokiesports.com Hokies dominate boards in 67-57 win over Minnesota VT hokiesports.com Led by Mutts' three offensive rebounds, Virginia Tech did a great job crashing the offensive glass, pulling down 11 boards that resulted in 13 second chance points. Stay Connected with Tech Men's Basketball. Flag as irrelevant
	NCAA.com We predicted every match at the 2022 NCAA volleyball tournament, through the national championship NCAA.com There was so much parity this season, and then to make the field even more even than it already would be, the NCAA revised its seeding system for this year. Thirty-two teams are seeded across eight seed lines, instead of just the first 16 teams. Flag as irrelevant
	The ACC Clemson's McFadden Earns ACC Jacobs Blocking Trophy The ACC GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – Clemson offensive tackle Jordan McFadden has been voted the winner of the 2022 Jacobs Blocking Trophy, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced on Monday. The Jacobs Blocking Trophy has been awarded annually since 1953 to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Harvard Business Review How Will Gamers and Investors Respond to Microsoft's Acquisition of Activision Blizzard? Harvard Business Review In January 2022, Microsoft announced its acquisition of the video game company Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion. The deal made Microsoft the world's third largest video game company, but it also exposed the company to several risks. Flag as irrelevant
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