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Instituto and Boca Juniors drew 2-2 in Argentina's Torneo Clausura at the Kempes stadium in Córdoba, days before Boca's Copa Sudamericana semifinal. Enner Valencia scored for Boca, with Gabriel Anello's match call drawing attention, while a storm hit Córdoba in the build-up without forcing postponement. Boca fielded a side without Leandro Paredes but with Flores and Villa.
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Instituto and Boca Juniors played out a notable Clausura match at the Kempes stadium in Córdoba. Instituto's Alarcón scored, helped by a blunder from Boca goalkeeper Ledesma, while Enner Valencia found the net for Boca after another defensive error. The match finished level, with Boca missing Leandro Paredes, and coach Fernando Arruabarrena explaining his replacements ahead of Boca's game against Vasco.
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Boca Juniors are taking on Instituto in an Argentine league fixture, with fans following the team news closely. El Gráfico reports Boca field a side without Paredes but including Flores and Villa, a lineup that has sparked debate among supporters about the coach's rotation choices ahead of kickoff.
- 4Spanish fiction writer shares brutal new chapter of 'El Cuerno del Toro'●Los Bolos los rodearon. Greg se convirtió en escudo y abrió un agujero en la pared. Mérida probó la muerte por primera v
A new chapter of the Spanish-language serial story 'El Cuerno del Toro (Retake)' has been published on Fictograma, showing characters Los Bolos surrounding the protagonists. Greg shields the group by breaking through a wall, while Mérida kills for the first time, cutting an attacker's carotid artery with a knife. The violent scene is circulating among readers of the series.
- 5Tool removes unwanted Apple Intelligence models from macOS●Pared - remove unwanted Apple Intelligence models without disabling SIP https://github.com/4evy/pared # Apple # macOS #
A new open-source utility called Pared lets Mac users delete unwanted Apple Intelligence models from macOS without having to disable SIP, the system integrity protection that normally blocks such changes. The tool, published on GitHub, is drawing attention among Apple and macOS users interested in reclaiming storage or limiting on-device AI features while keeping system security intact.