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Supreme Court restores Alabama's GOP-drawn congressional map
in voting rights battle |
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Refugees in U.S. struggle to find long-term work |
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'Bionic' pacemaker reverses heart failure--ScienceDaily |
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Conservative billionaire Peter Thiel to resign from Facebook's
board 'to support pro-Trump candidates' |
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New radar technology records Antarctic glaciers losing ice
faster than ever documented before |
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Tests show harness makes surgical masks just as good as N95 in
stopping aerosol droplets--ScienceDaily |
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Urgent plan to decarbonise farming needed to hit net zero,
government told |
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How 2 Pterosaurs' Last Meals Ended Up in the Fossil Record |
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As tectonic plates pull apart, what drives the formation of
rifts? |
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'Double-hazard' zones for wildfire in the West--ScienceDaily |
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NYC's vegan mayor Adams hooked into admitting he eats fish |
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New York Deer Infected with Omicron, Study Finds |
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Study challenges idea that a college degree is still the great
equalizer |
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Pilot study opens new avenue for development of heart
regeneration therapies--ScienceDaily |
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California votes to require paid sick leave for virus cases |
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Chemists develop radical way to make it easier, more
profitable to recycle plastic |
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Wastewater monitoring for public health--ScienceDaily |
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TV reporter dragged away live on air says he followed Beijing
police orders |
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Ancient Troy: The city and the legend |
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Teams collaborate to reach a better understanding of symmetry
breaking |
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New radar technology records Antarctic glaciers losing ice
faster than ever documented before--ScienceDaily |
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N. Korea increases virus budget after partial border opening |
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New 'vertical map' of airborne microorganisms indicates how
global warming will impact global ecosystems |
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As tectonic plates pull apart, what drives the formation of
rifts? Research on a young rift in Iceland sheds new light on the process--ScienceDaily |
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Tinder Swindler's 'Simon Leviev' denies being a fraud as he
returns to Instagram |
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Bronze Age women altered genetic landscape of Orkney |
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Poor sleep can triple risk for heart disease--ScienceDaily |
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Report: New strategy for opioids and a Cabinet-level leader |
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New land use approaches required to address climate change,
biodiversity and other global crises |
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Metabolism of COVID-19 antibodies from convalescent plasma
suggests possible safe treatment for high risk children--ScienceDaily |
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Russia-China relations and the implications on Ukraine, US |
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Isro: INSAT-4B decommissioned after 11 manoeuvres in space |
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New fossil reveals origin of arthropod breathing system |
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Scientists assess amphibian disease--ScienceDaily |
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Oil giant BP swings to huge profit as soaring commodity prices
drive up earnings |
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Astra Space scrubs attempt for 1st Cape Canaveral launch |
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Study shows life-saving benefit of baricitinib for ventilated
COVID patients--ScienceDaily |
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Partnerships between microbes leading to human disease |
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Cardiovascular care essential part of post-infection
care--ScienceDaily |
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Tory MPs accuse Boris Johnson of 'Trumpian politics' over
Savile smear |
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Turtles dying from eating trash show plastics scourge in UAE |
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Researchers use tiny magnetic swirls to generate true random
numbers--ScienceDaily |
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World must work together to tackle plastic ocean threat: WWF |
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The skeleton of Abditosaurus kuehnei is the most complete
titanosaur fossil discovered so far in Europe--ScienceDaily |
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Where to See Winter Wildlife in the United States |
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Study in mice shows potential for gene-editing to tackle
mitochondrial disorders |
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Big data imaging shows rock's big role in channeling
earthquakes in Japan--ScienceDaily |
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PCA admits failings over Azeem Rafiq racism allegations |
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The Moral Quandary of 'Slow Fashion' Influencers |
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Who's responsible for roadside rubbish? |
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Jet stream models help inform US offshore wind
development--ScienceDaily |
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7 Roman inventions: incredible feats of ancient technology |
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Lockheed Martin wins NASA contract to bring Mars samples back
to Earth |
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New fossil reveals origin of arthropod breathing
system--ScienceDaily |
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What is friction? / Live Science |
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The First Quadruple Asteroid: Astronomers Spot a Space Rock
with 3 Moons |
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Can Super-Fast Battery Charging Fix the Electric Car? |
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A geomagnetic storm may have effectively destroyed 40 SpaceX
Starlink satellites |
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NASA picks Lockheed Martin to build rocket that can launch
samples of dirt off of Mars |
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AB 1832 could protect California Coast from contentious deep
sea mining |
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Genes that may be helping bumblebees adapt to environmental
change pinpointed |
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COP26 deal sparks hope for positive tipping
points--ScienceDaily |
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Amazing video shows a mom chimp medicating her child's wound
with insects |
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New spinal implant allows 3 paralyzed men to stand, walk and
swim again--National |
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Oil will hit $120 a barrel if Russia invades Ukraine: David
Roche |
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With Mask Restrictions Set to Lift, a Haze of Uncertainty
Lingers |
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You're (Maybe) Gonna Need a Patent for that Woolly Mammoth |
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Bay Area Tongan, Pacific Islander community pulls together for
relief after tsunami |
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Disturbing COVID data is a call to action, UC Santa Cruz
professor says |
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A novel way to store energy from the sun in solution for
eventual conversion to hydrogen |
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Novel synthetic process for the core structure of the fungal
antiviral agent neoechinulin B and its derivatives--ScienceDaily |
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Astronomers watched a dead planet smash into a dead star for
first time ever |
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Brits brace for perfect storm of tax rises, spiraling
inflation and energy crisis |
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One of Evolution's Oddest Creatures Finds a Fossilized Family
Member |
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The Environmentally Unfriendly Secret of the Beijing Olympics |
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Huge Sponges Are Eating an Extinct Arctic Ecosystem |
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No one knows what the monstrous Megalodon shark really looked
like, shark researchers say |
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Swedish tweets about immigration reveal new insights into
polarization dynamics |
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Physicists discover presence of a special ferroelectric
texture that mirrors the spin crystal phase (checkerboard-like symmetry) in ferromagnets.--ScienceDaily |
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Wari leaders used hallucinogen to keep followers loyal 1,200
years ago, archaeologists say |
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Energy expert Dan Yergin on Russia-Ukraine tensions, gas
prices |
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Germany Has a New Climate Envoy: an American Greenpeace
Activist |
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They Lived in a Pandemic Bubble. Now COVID Has Arrived |
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Solar storm knocks some SpaceX satellites out of orbit |
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Cave in France tells new story about humans, Neanderthals |
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Avian flu found in birds at Indiana turkey farm |
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Researchers confirm newly developed inhaled vaccine delivers
broad protection against SARS-CoV-2, variants of concern--ScienceDaily |
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Buffalo shooting: Two people including one student shot at
McKinley High School |
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Fusion experiment smashes record for generating energy, takes
us a step closer to a new source of power |
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Why solar geomagnetic storms destroy satellites like SpaceX
Starlink |
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This Galapagos Volcano Produced a 'Mesmerizing' River of Fire |
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The Environmentally Unfriendly Secret of the Beijing Olympics |
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Geomagnetic Storm Destroys 40 New SpaceX Satellites in Orbit |
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Turkeys wreaking havoc at NASA Ames |
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Scientists determine comet delivery to Moon |
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This study is believed to be the largest pre-invasion risk
assessment of exotic tree pathogens ever conducted.--ScienceDaily |
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Mexican presidents wants to 'pause' relations with Spain |
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Geomagnetic storm sends 40 SpaceX satellites plummeting to
Earth |
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Enphase Energy jumps after company posts record revenue, gives
upbeat guidance |
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Neanderthals and Humans Agreed About One Thing: This Cave |
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Why it's important we coexist with coyotes |
102 |
'Going virtual' sees international conference cut carbon
emissions by 425 tons and boost LMIC attendance |
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January 2020 Puerto Rico earthquake provides valuable data for
ground failure models--ScienceDaily |
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Family: Bob Saget died after accidental blow to the head |
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Cretaceous cockroach trapped in amber had exceptional eyes.
Here's why. |
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The Next Vaccine Debate: Immunize Young Children Now, or Wait? |
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Researchers reveal largest catalog of gene activators |
108 |
Why cluster's galaxies are unlike those in all the other known
protoclusters is a mystery--ScienceDaily |
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Trump news: Navarro subpoenaed by riot committee, as watchdog
calls for Mar-a-Lago ethics probe |
110 |
Artificial snow at Winter Olympics stands out in striking
satellite image |
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Most extreme rogue wave ever was recorded off B.C. coast |
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Surprisingly high fraction of dead galaxies found in ancient
galactic 'city' |
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Only under the Inca Empire did sociopolitical factors dampen
local climate's influence on diet--ScienceDaily |
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