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There's a better way to think about being kept waiting at work |
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Anonymous no more: combining genetics with genealogy to
identify the dead in unmarked graves |
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Pupils in UK special schools 'treated differently' again,
following the removal of standardized assessments |
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Women CEOs negotiate better severance than men--for all the
wrong reasons |
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Generativity: Young activists are motivated by concern for
future generations |
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As vegan activism grows, politicians aim to protect
agri-business, restaurateurs |
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Coronavirus quarantine could spark an online learning boom |
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Research: War skews men's altruism toward other men, away from
women |
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Reading struggles? Don't wait to advocate for your child |
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Theft and extortion common experiences, say seafarers |
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College men more likely to seek grade changes than college
women |
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Analyzing Edgar Allan Poe's writings to solve the mystery of
his death |
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New study offers clues to origin of laws |
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A study of economic compensation for victims of sexual
violence in Europe |
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Technology in higher education: learning with it instead of
from it |
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Modern technology reveals old secrets about the great, white
Maya road |
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'Lab in your phone' lets you play the scientific life |
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Research finds support for 'Trump effect' |
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Team finds the best method to teach children augmented reality |
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By gum! Scientists find new 110-million-year-old treasure |
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What makes an Airbnb host seem trustworthy to potential
renters? |
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3 ways to help children think critically about the news |
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Trusting strangers: Details matter to millennials using Uber,
Airbnb |
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Questions loom over the future of police lineups |
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Why conspiracy theories can act as radicalization multipliers
of far-right ideals |
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Why do men kill their families? Here's what the research says |
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Military waste has unexpected consequences on civilians, the
environment |
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Study: O&G companies reward US representatives who oppose
environmental protections |
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Young people still prefer grocery shopping at the store, not
online |
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Addicted offenders face harsher sentencing |
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More than 80 percent of prison leavers say they received no
help preparing for release, new research finds |
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Customers hate tipping before they're served, and asking makes
them less likely to return |
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Girls are reaching new heights in basketball, but huge pay
gaps await them as professionals |
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The census goes digital: 3 things to know |
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Study unveils the impact of pubs on house prices |
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What Americans think about who deserves tuition-free college |
| 37 |
Human populations survived the Toba volcanic super-eruption
74,000 years ago |
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To prepare climate strikers for the future, we need to rewrite
the history books |
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Social banks rely on their motivated investors |
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Desire for excitement fuels young offenders to commit crime,
then skill takes over |
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How your romantic attachment style affects your finances,
well-being |
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Big data could yield big discoveries in archaeology, scholar
says |
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Do girls read better than boys? If so, gender stereotypes may
be to blame |
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Study: Restricting where and how social security payments can
be spent is 'disabling' |
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Two new ancient species of cockroaches found in cave in
Myanmar |
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When firms move to appoint sustainability executives,
investors take notice |
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A 5-step plan to improve gender diversity in media |
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How to decipher the news to find the facts |
| 49 |
Carbon pricing proven to reduce emissions, so why are we
avoiding it? |
| 50 |
A company's good deeds can make consumers think its products
are safer |
| 51 |
Supporting worker sleep is good for business |
| 52 |
The eugenics debate isn't over--but we should be wary of
people who claim it can fix social problems |
| 53 |
Crowdfunding: Entrepreneurs should resist the urge to promise
to save the Earth |
| 54 |
Bilingual mash ups: Counterintuitive findings from
sociolinguistics |
| 55 |
Consumers value products more on sunny and snowy days but not
when it rains |
| 56 |
'Low' socioeconomic status is the biggest barrier to STEM
participation |
| 57 |
Study finds that drivers of flashycars are less likely to
yield for pedestrians |
| 58 |
Stocking up to prepare for a crisis isn't 'panic buying' |
| 59 |
Slovak populists explore neglected social issues to strive,
says study |
| 60 |
The growing impact of coronavirus on the global economy |
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Mixing math and ecology to explain why Marvel movies are so
popular |
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Equinor has abandoned oil-drilling plans in the Great
Australian Bight--so what's next? |
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Algorithm inspired by slime mold foraging |
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Virtual reality can bring ancient cities back to life and
improve conservation |
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Don't fear a 'robot apocalypse'--tomorrow's digital jobs will
be more satisfying and higher-paid |
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In gender discrimination, social class matters a great deal |
| 67 |
Activism, growth of small independent publishers leading to
'profound change' for translated fiction, research shows |
| 68 |
Study suggests increasing community connection between police
and young black men could reduce violent encounters |
| 69 |
Negative economic news gets more coverage in newspapers than
positive news |
| 70 |
Early worm lost lower limbs for tube-dwelling lifestyle |
| 71 |
New systemic approach needed to tackle global challenges |
| 72 |
How cameras in public spaces might change how we think |
| 73 |
Telecommuting found to have little impact on corporate careers |
| 74 |
Study reveals how green space can reduce violent crime |
| 75 |
Corporate tax incentives do more harm than good to states:
study |
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Children who read books daily score higher in school tests,
vast new study states |
| 77 |
Conspiracy beliefs could increase fringe political engagement,
shows new study |
| 78 |
To 11 million Brazilians, the Earth is flat |
| 79 |
Video of 6-year-old girl's arrest shows the perils of putting
police in primary schools |
| 80 |
How a seasonal snarl-up in the mid-1500s gave us our strange
rules for leap years |
| 81 |
Study reveals link between income inequality and French
kissing |
| 82 |
Downplaying product greenness could increase sales |
| 83 |
Research reveals workplace safety and health implications of
outsourcing |
| 84 |
Why philosophy is an ideal travel companion for adventurous
minds |
| 85 |
A real life experiment illuminates the future of books and
reading |
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Study: Anxious preschoolers have worse relationships with
teachers |
| 87 |
Cartilage cells, chromosomes and DNA preserved in 75
million-year-old baby duck-billed dinosaur |
| 88 |
Hunter-gatherer networks accelerated human evolution |
| 89 |
The 'Monday effect' is real--and it's impacting your Amazon
package delivery |
| 90 |
Not a 'math person'? You may be better at learning to code
than you think |
| 91 |
Q&A: What's next for the Tokyo Olympics as virus spreads? |
| 92 |
Online STEM demonstrations can be as effective as classroom
teaching |
| 93 |
Profit-prediction system may lower suicide rates among
indebted Indian farmers |
| 94 |
Researchers find string theory link in a class of complex
numbers |
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Bias research: Women and other groups at work |
| 96 |
Updated legal maps show marginal change in U.S. state fair
housing laws |
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The future of work will hit vulnerable people the hardest |
| 98 |
Coronavirus: A simple way to keep workers--and the
economy--from getting sick |
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An ethical future could make life harder for the poorest--but
it doesn't have to |
| 100 |
The coronavirus and our interconnected economy and biosphere |
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Predicting intentional accounting misreporting |
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Speak math, not code |
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Tutoring kids who don't need it is a booming business in
affluent areas |
| 104 |
5,000-year-old milk protein points to importance of dairying
in eastern Eurasia |
| 105 |
Biometric devices help pinpoint factory workers' emotions and
productivity |
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The GDP fudge: China edition |
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Exposure to 'fake news' during the 2016 US election has been
overstated: study |
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Study sheds light on how people make Super Tuesday or other
tough choices |
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