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Confusion and poor messaging led to hoarding, experts suggest |
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Stay positive, Scott Morrison: when you berate people for bad
behaviour, they do it more |
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Maintaining progress for children with learning, language
disorders |
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Unemployment will get much worse before it gets better, expert
says |
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Coronavirus shines a light on fractured global politics at a
time when cohesion and leadership are vital |
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Financial, economic actions during crisis may be rational, if
not ethical |
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Don't panic, plan: COVID-19 family survival ideas |
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Self-isolating is impossible for thousands of New Zealanders
unless we help them fast |
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The case for a rent holiday for businesses on the coronavirus
economic frontline |
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'Whatever it takes' should now include a universal basic
income |
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Unintended consequence of COVID-19: cyberbullying could
increase |
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Kids shouldn't have to repeat a year of school because of
coronavirus. There are much better options |
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How Stone Age humans unlocked the glucose in plants |
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Why police will be crucial players in the battle against
coronavirus |
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What does COVID-19 mean for the future of work? |
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A lifesaving reason to have more women on boards: ensuring
consumer safety |
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How customers search for hedonic versus utilitarian purchases |
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COVID-19 bears out the research: Music brings people together
(socially and virtually) |
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Opinion: Lessons of the epidemic for small government |
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Survey of U.S academic libraries documents COVID-19 pandemic
responses |
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Increasing the visibility of research infrastructures? There's
a toolkit for that |
| 22 |
Pandemic bonds: The financial cure we need for COVID-19? |
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Modeling suggests going early and going hard will save lives
and help the economy |
| 24 |
Working from home? Count your virtual blessings |
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Hoarding 'cycle of hysteria' putting unnecessary strain on
supply chain |
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Poor people experience greater financial hardship in areas
where income inequality is greatest |
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Modern science reveals ancient secret in Japanese literature |
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How social media makes it difficult to identify real news |
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The desire for information: Blissful ignorance or painful
truth? |
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School shutdowns raise stakes of digital divide for students |
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Movement toward gender equality has slowed in some areas,
stalled in others, new five-decade study finds |
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Research identifies regular climbing behavior in a human
ancestor |
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Projecting the outcomes of people's lives with AI isn't so
simple |
| 34 |
Economists explore the valuable roles of commodities for
international stock markets |
| 35 |
MesoAmerican copper smelting technology aided colonial
weaponry |
| 36 |
Love in the time of coronavirus: How the pandemic is changing
online dating |
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Expert says coronavirus economy could bring U.S. shale market
to its knees, break up OPEC |
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With much of U.S. staying at home, how many jobs can be done
remotely? |
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Expert discusses what COVID-19 means for immigration |
| 40 |
A study lays out the complexity of the settlement of Asia by
Homo sapiens |
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Cashing on cryptocurrencies |
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What actually are 'essential services' and who decides? |
| 43 |
Australians are moving home less. Why? And does it matter? |
| 44 |
Police officers' views before and after Ferguson counter
accuracy of 'Ferguson Effect' |
| 45 |
New study explores fiscal issues related to NYC teachers
retirement system |
| 46 |
Studies find link between belief in conspiracy theories and
political engagement |
| 47 |
Artificial intelligence can help some businesses but may not
work for others |
| 48 |
Africa faces grave risks as COVID-19 emerges, says economist |
| 49 |
Stronger pandemic response yields better economic recovery |
| 50 |
Can relationships flourish through tech alone? |
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Quality online resources for physical education teachers |
| 52 |
Europe and African relations post COVID-19: Time to add size,
scale and speed |
| 53 |
International borders continue to hinder cross-border
cooperation |
| 54 |
Beyond the garnish: Will a new type of produce get the
microgreen light? |
| 55 |
The Great Depression, the New Deal, and how disasters change
politics |
| 56 |
The U.S. census has its flaws--but so has every attempt to
count people |
| 57 |
Growing gap in children's socio-emotional skills |
| 58 |
How to stop domestic and family violence under lockdown |
| 59 |
Lived poverty rises in Africa for the first time in a decade |
| 60 |
Masking power in the age of contagion: China in the wake of
coronavirus |
| 61 |
Oldest-ever human genetic evidence clarifies dispute over our
ancestors |
| 62 |
The candy-cola soda geyser experiment, at different altitudes |
| 63 |
COVID-19 information overload leads to simple but unhelpful
choices |
| 64 |
Golden age of Hollywood was not so golden for women |
| 65 |
Homo naledi juvenile remains offers clues to how our ancestors
grew up |
| 66 |
Skull scans reveal evolutionary secrets of fossil brains |
| 67 |
Modern humans, Neanderthals share a tangled genetic history,
study affirms |
| 68 |
Study offers new insight into the impact of ancient migrations
on the European landscape |
| 69 |
Study finds no media bias when it comes to story selection |
| 70 |
Fossil skull casts doubt over modern human ancestry |
| 71 |
Coronavirus has shut down most places of worship. Now what? |
| 72 |
Onboarding new telework jobs in the time of corona |
| 73 |
Sociologist explains how coronavirus might change the world
around us |
| 74 |
To counter COVID-19 misinformation, expert backs new approach
to science learning |
| 75 |
Study: Real estate taxes hit poor hardest, not necessarily
used for assumed purposes |
| 76 |
Fourth new pterosaur discovery in matter of weeks |
| 77 |
Baby steps: Ancient skull helps trace path to modern childhood |
| 78 |
1 in 10 children affected by bushfires is Indigenous. We've
been ignoring them for too long |
| 79 |
Fossil trove sheds light on ancient antipodean ecology |
| 80 |
Representation of driving behavior as a statistical model |
| 81 |
Gender bias in commenting poses barriers to women scholars |
| 82 |
Decrypting cryptocurrencies |
| 83 |
Six million-year-old bird skeleton points to arid past of
Tibetan plateau |
| 84 |
Direct human ancestor Homo erectus is older than we thought |
| 85 |
Most people consider becoming vegetarian for their health |
| 86 |
Want to stop consumer hoarding in times of crisis? New
research may provide the answer |
| 87 |
With record unemployment filings, federal stimulus will help,
but more is needed |
| 88 |
Followers may tune out when municipalities tweet too much |
| 89 |
Coronavirus economic effects might last decades, research
suggests |
| 90 |
COVID-19 a 'transformative' moment for social science |
| 91 |
COVID-19 study examines how people respond to stay-at-home
orders |
| 92 |
Coronavirus: Strategic National Stockpile was ready, but not
for this |
| 93 |
The numbers on Connecticut's newest crop: CBD hemp |
| 94 |
Fiscal interventions must stay targeted and apolitical, say
public policy experts |
| 95 |
Tooth be told: Earless seals existed in ancient Australia |
| 96 |
Potential Texas-OPEC alliance shows more oil production
doesn't make U.S. 'energy independent' |
| 97 |
Experts discuss social media and COVID-19 |
| 98 |
How the coronavirus recession puts service workers at risk |
| 99 |
Research pinpoints which Australian cities take biggest
economic blow from COVID-19 |
| 100 |
Lacustrine ecosystems needed 10 million years to recover after
end-permian mass extinction |
| 101 |
Tighten up law on keeping dangerous snakes as pets, demand
animal welfare experts |
| 102 |
Reanalysis of global amphibian crisis study finds important
flaws |
| 103 |
How fungi's knack for networking boosts ecological recovery
after bushfires |
| 104 |
Living under pressure: Lessons from the cradle of life |
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https://phys.org/news/2020-03-supercentenarian-derived-stem-cells.html |
| 106 |
Novel bacterial acid tolerance system sheds light on
development of antimicrobials |
| 107 |
Eastern monarch butterfly population plunges below extinction
threshold |
| 108 |
Antibiotic intercepts building blocks of the bacterial
envelope |
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Researchers investigate previously unknown reproduction
mechanism in Corynebacterium glutamicum |
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We've just discovered two new shark species |
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What Jenga can teach us about wildlife conservation before
it's too late |
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