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Think Like a Doctor: The Blue Girl Solved!
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[New York Times (blog)] - On Thursday, we challenged Well readers to solve the mystery of a 17-year-old girl who was turning blue. We received more than 400 colorful responses that ran from Smurfitis and the occasional reference to Willy Wonka to the very serious suggestion of
Google News: HORSE RACING: Rolling Fog wins Futurity on Del Mar closing day
[San Gabriel Valley Tribune] - Reneesgotzip, the 3-5 favorite, ran six furlongs in 1:08.23, the fastest six furlongs of the meeting, in defeating Byrama and Jet Blue Girl. Reneesgotzip, a daughter of City Zip owned by The Lanni Family Trust and trained by Peter Miller, paid $3.20.
Think Like a Doctor: The Blue Girl
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[New York Times (blog)] - Every month, the Diagnosis column of The New York Times Magazine asks Well readers to try their hand at solving a diagnostic mystery. Today, you'll be given the details of an unusual case of a young woman who suddenly began to turn blue. I first heard
Del Mar: Reeneesgotzip comes close to track record winning CERF
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[Daily Racing Form (press release)] - Byrama finished second, another lengths in front of third-place Jet Blue Girl in the field of eight. Top Debutante was scratched earlier in the day. Garrett Gomez rode the winner for Peter Miller, who trains Reneesgotzip for the Lanni Family Trust.
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