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That won’t happen overnight — but it could be helped by rookie sensation Cooper Flagg, whom the team drafted with the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA draft earlier this year.

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One unusual symptom is ear zaps, or the sensation of an electrical zap behind one’s ear.

In the early 1870s, Jackson’s arresting images of the mountains, rivers and geological wonders of Wyoming became a national sensation.

He identifies “the desire to leave,” which overcame him during long weekend visits to extended family, as one of the first sensations he experienced.

The bearded six-foot-two Cuban embraced the five-foot-two Russian, and Khrushchev would later describe the pleasant sensation of nestling in the arms of a bear.

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