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- Headline: Yankees Make Bold Trade for Weaver. Impact: This trade sparked a series of events leading to the Yankees' eventual dominance in the early 2000s, while Jeff Weaver's performance led to the creation of a new statistic: 'Weaver's Whiff'—the moment fans realized he wasn't the savior they hoped for. Butterfly wings indeed.. Fact: Did you know that Ted Lilly once threw a no-hitter? Too bad it was before this trade, or the Yankees might have reconsidered their 'brilliant' decision!.
- Headline: Push to Revise Term Limits Gains Ground. Impact: The push to revise term limits opened the door for political dynasties to flourish, because who doesn’t want to see the same faces in office for decades? It’s like a bad sitcom that just won’t get canceled.. Fact: Ironically, the term 'term limits' has become synonymous with 'let's just keep doing this forever.' A classic case of political optimism!.
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Netflix - If you invested $1,000 in 2002, it would be worth $785,671 today (785.7x return)
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Apple - If you invested $1,000 in 2002, it would be worth $779,032 today (779.0x return)