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MESSI sets yet another UCL record after scoring in PSG's 1-1 Benfica draw

The Little Magician has set a record by scoring against 40 different teams in Europe's biggest cup competition. Messi linked up with Kylian Mbappe and Neymar brilliantly before curling home a stunning effort past Benfica shot-stopper Odysseas Vlachodimos in the 22nd minute. However, Benfica were the more dominant side throughout the first-half. They were eventually rewarded for a good performance as Danilo Pereira mistakenly put the ball in the back of his own net minutes before half-time. The g

1. This book is a notebook for both teachers and students. This book will help to keep records good

1. This Notebook is for both teachers and students. 2. This book is also good for keeping records 3. This book is also for students to do there assignment. 4.This book is also good for taking down your day today project or activities. 5.Good notebook for 8-12 grade students. 6.This book is also for records making in class. 7.This book is for the age group of +16-18 years students. 8.The notebook is for students and teachers to to keep every good records about there school. This book is a winer

RUBBISH FREE BRAIN IS THE ULTIMATE ASSET WE ALL DESERVE

Every time we open our eyes, our brains record everything our eyes witness; it is the same when listening to sounds. Whatever experiences and situations our lives pass through at any age takes part on our brains’ memory. Not only our brains record, but also process all the information they hold and finally result in our activities of various forms as executions of commands by our brains from such process. Consequently, these exhibit mental stability or instability which largely depends on what o

Comics and graphic novels Spider-Man beats Superman in record $3.6m comic sale

A copy of Peter Parker’s debut in Amazing Fantasy #15 has swooped over the Man of Steel to fetch the highest price ever paid for a single comic Alison Flood Fri 10 Sep 2021 08.48 EDT Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via Email 3 months old Superman might have superhuman strength and X-ray vision but he has been seen off by Spider-Man, after a comic featuring Spidey’s first appearance overtook the Man of Steel’s record to become the most expensive ever sold. A copy of the 1962 comic Amazing Fantasy #15, in which Peter Parker and his alter ego Spider-Man make their debut on the page, was sold on Thursday at Heritage Auctions for $3.6m (£2.5m). The record for a comic sale had previously been held by Superman’s first appearance in Action Comics #1, which sold privately for $3.25m in April.

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