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Californian Was Teased For 'Beer Belly.' It Turned Out To Be 77-Pound Cancerous Tumor
Hector Hernandez said he has always been "a big guy," so he did not notice a problem until a couple of years ago, when his arms and legs started getting smaller, while his stomach was getting bigger.
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He Was Teased For 'Beer Belly.' It Turned Out To Be 77-Pound Tumor.
Hector Hernandez said he has always been "a big guy," so he did not notice a problem until a couple of years ago, when his arms and legs started getting smaller, while his stomach was getting bigger.
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FIFA World Cup: Mexico Name Veteran Defender Carlos Salcido in 23-Man Squad
Mexico will take nine players to Brazil who were on the team four years ago in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa: Carlos Salcido, Francisco Rodriguez, Rafael Marquez, Paul Aguilar, Guillermo Ochoa, Javier Hernandez, Hector Moreno, Giovani Dos Santos and Andres Guardado.
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Crack a joke and stay cool: surviving Venezuela's queues
It's Sunday morning. The sun is barely up, and already there are long lines outside a large state-run supermarket next to a hillside Caracas slum.
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Californian Was Teased For 'Beer Belly.' It Turned Out To Be 77-Pound Cancerous Tumor
Hector Hernandez said he has always been "a big guy," so he did not notice a problem until a couple of years ago, when his arms and legs started getting smaller, while his stomach was getting bigger.
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He Was Teased For 'Beer Belly.' It Turned Out To Be 77-Pound Tumor.
Hector Hernandez said he has always been "a big guy," so he did not notice a problem until a couple of years ago, when his arms and legs started getting smaller, while his stomach was getting bigger.
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FIFA World Cup: Mexico Name Veteran Defender Carlos Salcido in 23-Man Squad
Mexico will take nine players to Brazil who were on the team four years ago in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa: Carlos Salcido, Francisco Rodriguez, Rafael Marquez, Paul Aguilar, Guillermo Ochoa, Javier Hernandez, Hector Moreno, Giovani Dos Santos and Andres Guardado.
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Crack a joke and stay cool: surviving Venezuela's queues
It's Sunday morning. The sun is barely up, and already there are long lines outside a large state-run supermarket next to a hillside Caracas slum.
