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Man had tooth growing in his nose causing a 2 year long stuffy nose.

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A curious case of a man's seemingly typical nasal symptoms landed in a medical journal after doctors discovered that a tooth growing in his nose was the actual culprit. The 59-year-old had complained of a stuffy nose, and the gradual loss of his sense of smell over the last two years and had sought the help of a specialist after topical steroids failed to help, LiveScience reported.

The man, who was not identified by name, had a CT scan at Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark which revealed a mucous-covered mass in his nasal cavity. His doctors suspected a dermoid cyst, which can take on a strange appearance and have hair or other bizarre features.
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But according to the study published in BMJ Case Reports on Feb. 21, when the doctors surgically removed the growth, they discovered an extremely rare instance of a stray tooth. The case is so rare, that doctors estimate it occurs in just 0.1 to 1 percent of patients.

"A retained nasal tooth is rare, and the symptoms are variable," the authors noted in the report's abstract. "It can resemble other diseases such as chronic rhinosinusitis. Surgical removal is recommended to confirm the diagnosis and eliminate symptoms."
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According to the authors, the man's symptoms improved after the tooth was removed, but doctors still aren't sure what caused the tooth to grow, or for how long it had been present without him noticing. Trauma or infection to the area may result in a misplaced tooth or developmental issues, but this man had neither, LiveScience reported.
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"In our case there was no obvious explanation," the doctors wrote in the report, according to LiveScience.

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Tooth pulled from inside man's nose after losing sense of smell

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A curious case of a man's seemingly typical nasal symptoms landed in a medical journal after doctors discovered that a tooth growing in his nose was the actual culprit. The 59-year-old had complained of a stuffy nose, and the gradual loss of his sense of smell over the last two years and had sought the help of a specialist after topical steroids failed to help, LiveScience reported.

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AccuWeather is predicting that Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas will be in a high risk of tornadoes this year along with numerous ther states being in a moderate risk.

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AccuWeather's US tornado forecast shows 4 states face the highest risk this year

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Forecasters at AccuWeather predict more U.S. tornadoes than 2018 but a below-average season overall.

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At best it was a long shot, but a shot worth taking nonetheless. So, Eli Waduba, a Nigeria-based pencil artist put out the message on Twitter and waited in hope rather than expectation.

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nigerian pencil artist sells portraits to kevin hart  - cnn

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Nigerian pencil artist to sell portraits to Kevin Hart

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At best it was a long shot, but a shot worth taking nonetheless. So, Eli Waduba, a Nigeria-based pencil artist put out the message on Twitter and waited in hope rather than expectation.

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Father wants his wife and daughter put in jail for killing his son and other family members.

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Father says he wants estranged wife and daughter jailed for life if they killed his son and four other family members | CNN

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Damon Decree Sr. said while he was shocked to learn his estranged wife and daughter were charged with killing his son and four other family members, he wasn’t surprised that something strange was going on in their home.

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Lady Gaga addresses Bradley Cooper romance speculation... Rolled her eyes and said "People saw love and, guess what, that's what we wanted to you to see. This is a love song."

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Lady Gaga addresses Bradley Cooper romance speculation

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Lady Gaga had a big eye roll for everyone who believes she and Bradley Cooper are in love.

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Tik tok illegally collected data on children.

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TikTok hit with record fine for collecting data on children | CNN Business

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Tik Tok, a popular video-sharing app, has agreed to pay $5.7 million to settle allegations that it illegally collected personal information from children under the age of 13, such as names, email addresses and their location.

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People are going crazy over a peanut butter pump

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People go nuts over dad's unique peanut butter pump that's raised over $68K

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Andy Scherer created the unique peanut butter pump design in his garage and kitchen before launching a fundraiser campaign.

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23-year-old woman allegedly kidnapped after leaving Boston nightclub, police ask for help

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23-year-old woman allegedly kidnapped after leaving Boston nightclub, police ask for help

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Jassy Correia disappeared shortly after leaving Boston's Venu Nightclub.

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Sprinter speaks out after losing championship to two trans women.

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Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/NCAA Photos via Getty Images

Connecticut high schooler Selina Soule appeared on Fox News' "The Ingraham Angle" on Tuesday night to discuss transgender athletes in women's sports. Soule recently competed in a high-stakes competition where two biologically male transgender sprinters beat the field, taking first and second place by significant margins. Soule finished in 8th place, missing an opportunity to compete in front of college coaches by two places.

"I am very happy for these athletes and I fully support them for being true to themselves and having the courage to do what they believe in," Soule told host Laura Ingraham. "But, in athletics, it's an entirely different situation. It's scientifically proven that males are built to be physically stronger than females. It's unfair to put someone who is biologically a male, who has not undergone anything in terms of hormone therapy, against cis-gender girls."

Ingraham, a former athlete at the same high school, jumped in to rhetorically ask what happens when transgender athletes start infiltrating other sports, too. What happens to girl's sports, she wondered aloud.

The Fox host mentioned recent comments made by gay advocate and tennis star Martina Navratilova, who warned that women's sports are headed down a dangerous path if biological males, who have a clear advantage over women physically, are allowed to compete in women and girl's sports. Ingraham noted that Navratilova has been "trashed" for making such an obvious, data-proven point.

"What are other members of your team saying about this?" asked Ingraham.

"My teammates and my fellow competitors - we are happy for these athletes, of course - but we do think it's unfair, and for us it is upsetting when we work hard all season and put in a lot of effort, only to turn up at the state meets and get beat by someone who is biologically a male and lose state championships over this," said the high schooler.

Soule said student-athletes applying for colleges are already running into "major issues" because there is no specified way in Connecticut to differentiate between transgender girls and biological girls. So when college coaches review stats, they are looking at major discrepancies in times without any explanation, she explained.

The student-athlete has previously made similar comments about the issue. "We all know the outcome of the race before it even starts; it's demoralizing," she said, according to Fox News. "I fully support and am happy for these athletes for being true to themselves. They should have the right to express themselves in school, but athletics have always had extra rules to keep the competition fair."

Andraya Yearwood, one of the transgender athletes who bested Soule, will likely attempt to qualify for this year's National Scholastic Athletics Foundation (NSAF) national championships held in March, reported The Daily Wire.

"The group recently adopted new rules allowing pre-pubescent girls to participate with their affirmed gender, though no ages are specified. Post-pubescent transgender girls must have completed sex-reassignment surgery and 'a sufficient amount of time must have passed' after the operation or hormone therapy 'to minimize gender-related competitive advantages,'" The Washington Times noted.

According to the NSAF website: "Freshman and Junior High School miles are limited to first 30 entries per gender that both meet the entry standard and pay for the entry ... Junior High Mile is limited to the first 30 entries per gender that both meet the entry standard and pay for the entry."

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WATCH: Female High Schooler Speaks Out After Losing Championship To Two Transgender Sprinters

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Connecticut high schooler Selina Soule appeared on Fox News' "The Ingraham Angle" on Tuesday night to discuss transgender athletes in women's sports. Soule recently competed in a high-stakes competition where two biologically male transgender sprinters beat the field, taking first and second place by significant margins.

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EpIc FoRtNiTe GaMiNg SqUaD

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A new season is here, which means a ton of new map changes for Epic Games' beloved battle royale title: Fortnite. From a raging volcano, to a much more tropical feel, there are quite a few new places for players to explore with a much warmer season ahead.

For a brief overview, here are the new map changes summarized below:

Lazy Lagoon

Volcano

Sunny Steps

The Block

Tilted Towers (again)

Pirate Forts

Salty Springs

Weird, wooden animals

and more

Other changes include Pirate Forts, which can be found all over the map, as well as the "broke house" being completely renovated in Salty Springs. Large wooden animals that would make Troy have flashbacks have also appeared throughout the new map in addition to some vehicles in-game being given a pirate's makeover, a mountain with an RV structure ontop of it to make it look like a crown, a few littered house redesigns, and a new hot spring close to Lazy Lagoon.

The new season is now live, you can learn more about what's new right here with the season 8 patch notes.

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A new season is here, which means a ton of new map changes for Epic Games' beloved battle royale title: Fortnite. From a raging volcano, to a much more tropical feel, there are quite a few new places for players to explore with a much warmer season ahead.For a brief overview, here are the new map [...]

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Female football player makes history with first full scholarship offer

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A Detroit woman has made history as the first female football player at a skill position to receive a full scholarship to play the sport in college.

Antoinette 'Toni' Harris, a cancer survivor, signed a letter of intent with Central Methodist University in Missouri on Tuesday.

Harris, who plays safety, has spent the last two seasons with East Los Angeles College. She shot to fame earlier this month after starring in a Super Bowl commercial for Toyota, highlighting her journey playing football.
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Harris was brought to tears as she signed her letter of intent while flanked by family members wearing Central Methodist Eagles gear on Tuesday. In a statement released by the school, Harris explained why she chose Central Methodist, after facing the challenge of finding schools that would allow her to play football.

"I picked Central Methodist because of the resilience within the school itself and how Coach [David] Calloway had been communicating with me before the Super Bowl stuff ever popped up," she said, according to FOX25.
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Calloway said the most important thing to him is providing an opportunity to those with talent and potential.

"As a coach, giving someone the opportunity to go to college and assist them in getting a degree, that's what it's all about," he said.

Harris was diagnosed with cancer in 2014 and went into remission a year later. But her fight never deterred her from the dream of playing football.
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"I believe I'm going to be the first female NFL player," Harris said. "But if it just so happens that I'm not, I want to make sure there's a way paved for the next little girl that can get there."

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A Detroit woman has made history as the first female football player at a skill position to receive a full scholarship to play the sport in college. Antoinette 'Toni' Harris, a cancer survivor, signed a letter of intent with Central Methodist University in Missouri on Tuesday.

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TikTok fined with $5.7m for illegally collecting personal information of minors

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Tik Tok, a popular video-sharing app, has agreed to pay $5.7 million to settle allegations that it illegally collected personal information from children under the age of 13, such as names, email addresses and their location.

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This man bought 540 dollars worth of girl scout cookies and then got arrested for a DEA drug bust

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Man who went viral for buying $540 of Girl Scout cookies arrested in DEA drug bust

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A man who was praised for buying $540 in cookies so two Girl Scouts could escape the cold has been arrested on federal drug charges.

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Female football player makes history after getting a scholarship offer.

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A Detroit woman has made history as the first female football player at a skill position to receive a full scholarship to play the sport in college.

Antoinette 'Toni' Harris, a cancer survivor, signed a letter of intent with Central Methodist University in Missouri on Tuesday.

Harris, who plays safety, has spent the last two seasons with East Los Angeles College. She shot to fame earlier this month after starring in a Super Bowl commercial for Toyota, highlighting her journey playing football.
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Harris was brought to tears as she signed her letter of intent while flanked by family members wearing Central Methodist Eagles gear on Tuesday. In a statement released by the school, Harris explained why she chose Central Methodist, after facing the challenge of finding schools that would allow her to play football.

"I picked Central Methodist because of the resilience within the school itself and how Coach [David] Calloway had been communicating with me before the Super Bowl stuff ever popped up," she said, according to FOX25.
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Calloway said the most important thing to him is providing an opportunity to those with talent and potential.

"As a coach, giving someone the opportunity to go to college and assist them in getting a degree, that's what it's all about," he said.

Harris was diagnosed with cancer in 2014 and went into remission a year later. But her fight never deterred her from the dream of playing football.
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"I believe I'm going to be the first female NFL player," Harris said. "But if it just so happens that I'm not, I want to make sure there's a way paved for the next little girl that can get there."

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A Detroit woman has made history as the first female football player at a skill position to receive a full scholarship to play the sport in college. Antoinette 'Toni' Harris, a cancer survivor, signed a letter of intent with Central Methodist University in Missouri on Tuesday.

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HOA threatens to fine woman after because her car left a "offensive shape" in the snow.

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A homeowner's association (HOA) in Tennessee threatened to fine a resident $100 after her car left a phallic-shaped image in the condo's parking lot following a light dusting of snow, a report said Tuesday.

The resident, identified as Kathryn, told The Drive that in January she received a surprising email from her HOA accusing her of violating the rules by "displaying offensive images or slogans." The board didn't specify what was "offensive," so a confused Kathryn inquired further.
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The board claimed to have photographic evidence sent in by a resident who was concerned about the wellbeing of children, the outlet reported. The photo it sent left Kathryn in stitches: a snowy parking space with a blob of cleared asphalt that could be construed as male genitalia.

The absence of tire tracks was because it was still snowing when she and her husband left for work that morning, Kathryn told The Drive.
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Kathryn fired an angry email back to the board, noting that the bylaws state that offensive imagery had to be purposeful. She then asked how she was supposed to control the way the snow fell around her car, refused to pay the fine and threatened legal action, according to the outlet.

The board finally backed off, and in an email wrote: "We understand. We will not be pursuing this further, in good faith pursuant to the wording of the by-laws."

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HOA threatens resident with fine after car leaves unusual shape in snow: report

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A homeowner's association (HOA) in Tennessee threatened to fine a resident $100 after her car left a phallic-shaped image in the condo's parking lot following a light dusting of snow, a report said Tuesday. The resident, identified as Kathryn, told The Drive that in January she received a surprising email from her HOA accusing her of violating the rules by "displaying offensive images or slogans."

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Strong winds create power outages and blows roof of of building in West Virginia

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UPDATE, 9:30 a.m.: Thousands of tri-state residents remained without electrical service late Monday morning, outages caused by winds gusting at times to more than 50 miles per hour.

First Energy crews were working to restore service to affected areas.

In Maryland, there were 3,567 customers without service in Garrett County, including more than 3,000 at Oakland and hundreds of customers at Accident, Grantsville and Swanton. Various other parts of the county were also reporting outages as of 9 a.m.

In Allegany County, more than 2,230 customers remained without service at that hour, including nearly 900 in Cumberland, 591 at Little Orleans, 418 at Oldtown, 273 at Flintstone and 161 at Frostburg.

In West Virginia, 5,610 customers were without service in Hampshire County, nearly 2,000 in Grant County, 2,000 in Hardy County, 800 in Mineral County, 1,854 at Preston County, 2,077 in Morgan County and more than 700 in Tucker County.

A high wind warning for the region remained in place until 4 p.m. Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

BACKGROUND: CUMBERLAND - High winds that swept through the region Sunday brought down trees, power lines and the roof of a Keyser, West Virginia, apartment building that forced about five families to relocate.

At least one person was injured when he was partially trapped in debris at the North Water Street building, which happened about 7 p.m., according to radio transmissions.

The American Red Cross sent a representative to assist the families.

The National Weather Service had issued a high wind warning through Monday. Gusts up to 60 miles per hour were possible.

A 65 mph wind gust was recorded at Keyser about 6:45 p.m., according to the weather service. A gust of 61 mph was recorded at Wiley Ford, 58 mph at Frostburg and 52 mph at Frostburg.

First-responders around the area had responded to dozens of calls involving downed trees and power lines by Sunday evening, and thousands were without power.

"Just after noon we saw an influx of calls reporting trees and power lines down," Todd Bowman, public information officer for Allegany County Department of Emergency Services, said. "Units from Westernport to Oldtown and stations in between have been responding to these incidents."

State Route 51 near the Spring Gap Post Office was closed temporarily just after 6 p.m. when a tree fell across the road and power lines fell on a car, trapping people inside. There were reportedly no injuries.

Potomac Edison reported that about 2,500 of its Allegany County customers were without power at 11 p.m. Sunday. That number was about 1,100 in Garrett County.

In West Virginia, 2,400 were reported without power in Grant County; 1,400 in Hampshire and 1,700 each in Mineral and Hardy.

"We are anticipating the wind to continue through the night and into the morning. Please use caution while driving and while outside for blowing or falling debris," Emergency Services Deputy Director Roger Bennett said. "If you come across power lines down, do not attempt to go near them as they could be dangerous."

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UPDATE: Wind knocks out power, blows off roof in Keyser

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UPDATE, 9:30 a.m.: Thousands of tri-state residents remained without electrical service late Monday morning, outages caused by winds gusting at times to more than 50 miles per hour. First Energy crews were working to restore service to affected areas.

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Nursing Home Resident Accused of Sexually Assaulting Another Resident