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What's up sunshine? Happy Friday eve.

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I'm Koi Wire. This is CNN 10. We have

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your 10 minutes of news for April 23rd.

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Thanks for learning with us today.

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Speaking of today, on this day in 1564,

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one of the greatest dramatists of all

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time was born. William Shakespeare, born

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in Stratford upon Avon, England. This

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man was savage with a pen. The renowned

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poet, actor, and playwright penned some

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of history's most famous literary

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masterpieces. We're talking Hamlet,

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McBth, Romeo and Juliet, King Lear,

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Athell, A Midsummer Night's Dream. This

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is like a literary greatest hits album.

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More than 400 years later, their

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popularity persists. From Broadway to

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the big screen, even Taylor Swift,

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Shakespeare's influence is undeniable.

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The powerhouse of pros published nearly

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40 plays, 154 sonnetss, and a handful of

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narrative poems before he died at 52 in

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the year 1616. Also on April 23rd, in

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and out on the same day, while his

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literary legacy is celebrated and

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studied around the world, not much is

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known about his personal life, like the

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exact location of his home in London,

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where he famously moved in the 1580s to

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further his career. R. James Freder has

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more on how a chance discovery is

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finally shedding some light on a mystery

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that's confounded researchers for years.

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It's long been known that Shakespeare

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owned a home in London. But where

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exactly has kept academics guessing for

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centuries, that is until now? It's

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generally believed that somewhere

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between the river and St. Paul's

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Cathedral here in Black Fry is in these

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narrow streets that his property used to

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be. This modest blue plaque cautiously

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declares that the playwright purchased

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lodgings near this site. But in new

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research by Lucy Monroe at London's

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King's College, this plaque is actually

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spoton. This is exactly where

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Shakespeare lived at 5 St. Andrews Hill.

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So what did his house actually look

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like? Monroe says the property was

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L-shaped, not massive, but relatively

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substantial, and it would have sat above

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the gateway to a 13th century friy that

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used to stand here. 17th century black

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fries would have been a lively mix of

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people, gentry rubbing shoulders with an

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increasing number of trace people.

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According to Monroe, in her research,

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there were tennis courts nearby, there

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was a bowling alley, and many, many

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other entertainment venues. Crucially

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for Shakespeare, it was less than a

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5-minute walk from the Black Fryer's

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Playhouse and just across the river from

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the famous Globe Theater. The original

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house didn't survive the Great Fire of

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London in 1666 and is one of the reasons

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why the exact location has remained such

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a mystery. But at long last, no plague

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upon any houses as we now know exactly

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where his house stood.

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Turning now from sonnetss and saliloquiz

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to Silicon Valley. It's the end of an

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era at Apple. CEO Tim Cook is preparing

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to step aside after leading the company

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for more than a decade. This is a major

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shift in leadership at one of the most

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valuable companies in the world. Our

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Claire Duffy has more on what's next.

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>> That's right. After 15 years, Apple CEO

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Tim Cook will be handing over the

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reigns, stepping into the role of

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executive chairman at the company. and

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John Turnis, currently Apple senior vice

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president of hardware engineering, will

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take over the role of CEO. Tim Cook has

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had an incredible run at Apple. He took

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over from its iconic founder, Steve

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Jobs, back in 2011 and had the sort of

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difficult task of defining the post jobs

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era at Apple. He has really overseen

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building out this whole ecosystem around

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Apple's products, adding the Apple

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Watch, the AirPods, Apple services like

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Apple TV Plus and games. He also built

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out Apple's global supply chain and

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oversaw its rise to become a $4 trillion

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company. He also guided Apple through

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some really difficult periods for the

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company, including the CO 19 pandemic,

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which of course disrupted production.

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Also, President Trump's tariffs in both

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his first and second terms. But still,

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this handoff was not totally a surprise.

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There have been questions that Apple has

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faced over the future of its leadership,

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especially amid some high-profile

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stumbles over the past few years. In

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particular, the Vision Pro headset. This

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VR headset that Apple said was going to

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be the future of computing has remained

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a very niche product didn't get

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widespread adoption among consumers and

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Apple is also seen as behind in

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artificial intelligence. Of course, many

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in the tech world see as the future of

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technology. So, there have been some

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questions and some thinking that Apple

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may need some fresh leadership and some

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new tech innovation. John Turnis is a

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wellrespected longtime Apple employee.

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He's been at the company since 2001. And

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I think this timing of this transition

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will give him an opportunity to come out

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and really introduce himself to Apple's

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consumers at the company's annual iPhone

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event in September. And so again, we

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didn't exactly know this was coming

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today, but not a totally surprising

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timing as Apple tries to look forward

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and define the next era for the company.

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Back to you

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>> now to something you have to see. In

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southern Russia, a tiger leaping into

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the crowd at a circus after a safety net

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collapsed midact.

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You can see that some families start

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running from their seats. Others follow

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announcers instructions to stay calm and

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avoid panic. The Tigers trainers said in

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a post on Telegram that everyone in the

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audience was okay and that all the

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Tigers were alive and well. They also

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said there were no injuries. Russian

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police launched a criminal investigation

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into the incident.

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Pop quiz hot shot. Which famous

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quarterback was selected 199th overall

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in the 2000 draft? Aaron Rogers, Tom

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Brady, Payton Manning, Drew Brees.

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If you said Tom Brady, you the goat. Tom

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was drafted in the sixth round. Scouts

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said he didn't have the physical makeup

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to be great. Boy, were they wrong. They

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looked right past his dedication and

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mental toughness. He outworked everyone,

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eventually winning seven Super Bowls,

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more than any player ever. The NFL draft

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starts Thursday in Pittsburgh. Dreams

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will be made. No touchdowns, no hits

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yet. The draft pulls in millions,

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outdrawing most actual games. Why? It's

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hope on display for franchises looking

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to flip their futures in real time. And

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for the young men who've been dreaming

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of this their entire lives, your boy was

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a third round pick back in the day. And

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let me just tell you, not much sleep

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happening this week. You think you will

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be drafted, but you don't know if or

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when or where. Suddenly, you're

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imagining a cross country move in your

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head at 2:00 a.m. The pressure is real.

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Let's take a look at some of the

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projected first rounders who might sleep

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a little better this week. Starting with

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quarterback Fernando Mendoza out of

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Indiana. This guy's processes defense

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like he has a supercomput between his

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ears. Surgical passing led the Hooers to

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their first ever national title. if his

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name is not called first overall to the

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Raiders. Somewhere a GM hit the wrong

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button and broke the internet. Jeremiah

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Love, running back from Notre Dame.

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Imagine trying to tackle a 215 lb

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bowling ball dipped in baby oil. He can

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run, he can catch, he can block a Swiss

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Army knife with cleats. His teammates

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say he's the last guy to leave the

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weight room, but the first to crack a

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joke in it. Ultimate team player. Ruben

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Bane, Miami edge rusher. Now, critics

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say he has short arms. He says, "Watch

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the tape because this dude brings

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non-stop heat. He's a beast."

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Quarterbacks, consider this your

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warning. He's one of the most film

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obsessed players in the class. He

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studies O linemen. Like it's finals

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week. Finally, Jordan Tyson, Arizona

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State receiver. I've seen him play in

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person. Body control like a ballerina.

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He has hands like there are sticky glue

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on them. He's smooth in space. Grew up

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playing multiple sports, including

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track, which shows up every time he hits

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another gear. So, there it is. some of

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the top prospects and stories that are

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just getting started. Maybe one of them

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will go to your team on draft night.

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It's more than picks. Lives change,

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dreams launch, and NFL fans everywhere

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are thinking maybe this will be our

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year.

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Today's story getting a 10 out of 10.

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College students with an unconventional

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way to shed the stress of final exam

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season. Acadia University in Canada

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brings in therapy dogs, uses knitting

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and yoga sessions, but if you're feeling

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bold, you can slither into a snake hug.

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Not your typical support animal, but

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students say it's working.

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>> I thought, "Hey, man, I'm going to let a

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snake climb up on me and then it's going

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to it's going to offset that stress from

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the exam."

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>> They're so cute. They're really calming,

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actually. Like,

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they're just adorable. Like, look at his

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little face and his little tongue. So

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cute.

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>> Whether it calms your nerves or makes

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your skin crawl, the Acadia librarian

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says the goal is simple. Give your brain

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a break.

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>> It would take your mind off of your

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exams. Even if even if you're scared of

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snakes, it's taking your mind off of

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something.

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>> Snake, snuggle serpent, scaly

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distresser. To quote William Shakespeare

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to end the show, "What's in a name? That

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which we call a rose by any other name

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would smell as sweet." All right, we

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have some shoutouts coming your way.

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This one goes to Miss Brown at the St.

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Mary School in Sycamore, Illinois.

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pumped you enjoyed our career in sports

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Monday. Thanks for subscribing and

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Leak Leak. Either way, awesome at John

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Edwards Middle School in Port Edwards,

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Wisconsin. They sent us this very cool

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laser burned art made in Techhead class.

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This is awesome. And thank you for all

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the autographs. Keep up the good work.

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Hope you have an awesome day. It's

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almost Friday. I'll meet you there

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everyone. And I'm Coy Wired. We are CNN

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