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WASHINGTON − You can’t tuna fish, but can you appeal a banana? California artist Joe Morford tried, hoping the Supreme Court would give him credit for being the first person to tape a banana ...

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This woman noticed a banana peel and became curious about whether slipping on it, as seen in cartoons and games, was possible. Acting on impulse, she stepped on it deliberately to test the theory.