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Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce turned some heads Sunday when he trashed the officials after the Chiefs' 18-16 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Kelce said the official who threw a flag against Chiefs left tackle Eric Fisher a penalty that negated what would have been the tying 2-point conversion "shouldn't be able to work at Foot Locker." Well, Foot Locker got wind of the tirade and tried to change Kelce's opinion of the sneaker store. Foot Locker's response begs the question: Will anyone come to the defense of the refs?
Hypothesis: he trashed the officials after the Chiefs' 18-14 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers
No
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How to make traditional navajo frybread<br>Start by mixing in the flour with the baking powder and salt. Put in about a teaspoon of salt, and about two tablespoons of baking powder. Navajo women usually used the palms of their hands as measuring devices, even today, hence the approximations.
Hypothesis: Traditional Navajo frybread is simple to make.
It's impossible to say
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The objective and the thrust of this bill is to prohibit certain financial institutions, including broadcasting and telecommunications undertakings and companies to which the Insurance Companies Act applies, from charging money to their regular clients for the provision or sale of a new service without the expressed consent of the client.
Hypothesis: Consent should be obtained prior to a charge.
Yes