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 Why Barbie inspires some of childhood’s weirdest games
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The long history of kids decapitating their Barbies and making them kiss, explained.
 Can anyone stop Paris from drowning?
thedial.world · Madeleine Schwartz
The city is preparing for the return of a hundred-year flood that could displace millions.
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 Why hot drinks cool you down
Axios · Carly Mallenbaum
As July sets global heat records, finding ways to cool down and stay hydrated is paramount.
 How to remember absolutely anything
bigthink.com · Stephen Johnson
Modern memory athletes use the two-step “loci method” to memorize thousands of digits of pi.
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The making of America’s other Women’s World Cup team: The Philippines
Yahoo! Sports · Henry Bushnell
The team will debut against Switzerland on Friday (1 a.m. ET, FS1) with a Philippines crest above their hearts, but only one player was born there.
 What’s the matter with the Oakland A’s?
altaonline.com · Jesse Nathan
“If there’s a rotten smell at the Coliseum, it’s coming from Oakland Athletics owner John Fisher.”
 Jason Aldean’s ‘Try That in a Small Town’ controversy, explained
theweek.com · Brendan Morrow
Why the country music star’s latest song and video are facing backlash.
 The 100 greatest songs in the history of Korean pop music
Rolling Stone · Rolling Stone
BTS, Blackpink, NewJeans, and many more.
 Everything you never knew about competitive eating
thetakeout.com · Jamie Loftus
“You know how many times of the day I answer questions about poop?” an absolutely jacked professional eater asks me.
 It’s time for a silly pasta shape moment
Eater · Jaya Saxena
Just give me pesto with pasta shaped like little bears.
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