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“In 2017, a 10-year-old Florida girl Juliana Ossa fought off a deadly alligator attack by sticking her two fingers up the alligator's nose. This forced the alligator to open its mouth to breathe, which freed the girl's leg and she escaped. She had learned the trick from
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“In 2017, a 10-year-old Florida girl Juliana Ossa fought off a deadly alligator attack by sticking her two fingers up the alligator's nose. This forced the alligator to open its mouth to breathe, which freed the girl's leg and she escaped. She had learned the trick from Gatorland.”
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JUST IN: Secret Service was aware of the potential threat 10 minutes before Donald Trump took the stage in Pennsylvania but let him go out anyway.
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JUST IN: Secret Service was aware of the potential threat 10 minutes before Donald Trump took the stage in Pennsylvania but let him go out anyway.
The revelation was made during a Senate briefing today.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn says she was "appalled to learn the Secret Service
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Stanford student Elsa Johnson is presumably “Anna” in the investigative article “Uncovering Chinese Academic Espionage at Stanford” published in The Stanford Review in May. Now Elsa speaks out in person.
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Stanford student Elsa Johnson is presumably “Anna” in the investigative article “Uncovering Chinese Academic Espionage at Stanford” published in The Stanford Review in May. Now Elsa speaks out in person.
It all started with a message sent to Elsa on Instagram by a stranger, a
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