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What happened in 1997 with Antone Davis?
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Next: The Falcons proposed a restructured contract to Davis, reportedly worth $3 million for three years in March 1997.


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What was the greatest opposition to the Gardiner Expressway?
- Opposition from historical societies and the City of Toronto came to a head when the city refused to transfer the land to Metro Toronto.
- Who was the greatest supporter of the Expressway?
- Gardiner himself and George O.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- Grant, the Metro Roads Commissioner, at first opposed the re-routing of the highway around the fort as it would mean a "greater than six-degree curve" in the highway, necessitating drivers to slow down.
- Why did they eventually decide to build it?
- Gardiner rescinded his opposition to the change in March 1958 after visiting the site with a delegation from the City and historical societies.
- Was there any other controversy about the Expressway?
- In 1959, Fort York was again under threat.
- Why was it under threat?
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Next: A proposal was published to link Highway 400 to the Gardiner to meet in the vicinity of the fort.


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What happened with Swarthmore College in the 2003 slashdotting?
- In September 2003, the SCCS servers survived a Slashdotting while hosting a copy of the Diebold memos on behalf of the student group Free Culture Swarthmore, then known as the Swarthmore Coalition for the Digital Commons.
- What did the college do after the attack?
- SCCS staff promptly complied with the relevant DMCA takedown request received by the college's ITS department.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- SCCS was noted in PC Magazine's article "Top 20 Wired Colleges" as one of the reasons for ranking Swarthmore #4 on that list.
- Did the ranking help them in the future?
- During the 2004–2005 school year, the SCCS Media Lounge served as the early home of War News Radio, a weekly webcast run by Swarthmore students and providing news about the Iraq war, providing resources, space, and technical support for the project in its infancy. Three SCCS-related papers have been accepted for publication at the USENIX Large Installation System Administration (LISA) Conference, one of which was awarded Best Paper.
- Did they have any notable alumni?
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Next: Swarthmore's alumni include five Nobel Prize winners (second highest number of Nobel Prize winners per graduate in the U.S.), including the 2006 Physics laureate John C. Mather (1968), the 2004 Economics laureate Edward Prescott (1962) and the 1972 Chemistry laureate Christian B. Anfinsen (1937). Swarthmore also has 11 MacArthur Foundation fellows (second highest per graduate and ninth highest overall of any college or university in the U.S.), and hundreds of prominent figures in law, art, science, business, politics, and other fields.


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What is the difference between a whitecheek shark and a regular shark?
- Whitecheek shark The whitecheek shark or widemouth blackspot shark ("Carcharhinus dussumieri") is a requiem shark of the family Carcharhinidae, found in the Indo-West Pacific Ocean between latitudes 34°N and 25°S.
- How long is the whitecheek shark?
- It can reach a length of 1 m.
- What does the whitecheek shark eat?
- It feeds mainly on fish, cephalopods, and crustaceans.
- How many live young can be produced at once?
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assistant: It is a viviparous species, with the female giving birth to up to four live young.