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Neolithic made us taller and more intelligent but more prone
to heart disease |
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The dark matter of the brain |
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System helps severely motor-impaired individuals type more
quickly and accurately |
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Researchers adapt technology made for astronomical
observations to biomedical imaging |
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406 Day: how Galileo helps save lives |
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Colombian flooding kills 12, two missing: authorities |
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Residents evacuate as floods threaten Sydney suburbs |
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UN inaction on China abuses 'huge disappointment': Uyghur
campaigner |
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NBA player Kanter out to corner UN rights chief on China |
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Former Hong Kong security chief declares leadership bid |
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Leader-in-waiting light on policy details in Hong Kong reboot
vow |
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Study suggests abrupt climate change during the last ice age
was controlled by CO2 levels |
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After COVID blues, French saxophone maker hits the right note |
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Australian flood disinformation sparks threats to pilots |
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In tragic Bucha, people search for the missing |
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Mines kill, injure more than 500 children in Iraq: UN |
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Red Cross says team held near Mariupol 'released' |
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East Ukrainians twice in flight from Russian offensive |
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Russian soldiers likely exposed to Chernobyl radiation:
Ukraine |
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The global "plastic flood" reaches the Arctic |
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An uncertain future for livestock production in the tropics |
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Early humans kept old stone tools to preserve memory of their
ancestors |
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Grains hints at origin of 7,000-year-old Swiss pile dwellings |
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Hunger crisis across Africa 'going unnoticed,' says Red Cross |
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Climate scorecard: good news and bad news |
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Study: T. rex's short arms may have reduced biting risk of
hunting in packs |
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Lots of low- and no-cost ways to halt global warming |
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Compact, green and car-free. Can city living beat climate
change? |
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The road to renewable energy in Japan, a top CO2 emitter |
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Freeze-thaw battery is adept at preserving its energy |
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The material that could save industries heat |
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Can sunflowers help defeat the 'insect apocalypse'? |
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Record 1st-quarter deforestation in Brazilian Amazon |
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Rome unveils 650 million euros eco cars boost |
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Interurban Vehicle--Green and comfortable travel even on long
journeys |
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Smarter 3D printing makes better parts faster |
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3D-printed bone |
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ATLANT 3D Nanosystems developing a space-certified
Nanofabricator 0G |
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Robots dress humans without the full picture |
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Shanghai lockdown snarls world's busiest port and China supply
chains |
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G7 countries agree new economic sanctions against Russia |
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Germany warns against over-reliance on China trade |
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First integrated laser on lithium niobate chip |
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Hydrogen fuel cell technology key to Germany's energy future |
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North Sea oil project wins Israeli takeover boost |
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China is gunning for supremacy in the global green hydrogen
race |
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Canada approves controversial Bay du Nord offshore oil project |
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World's fossil fuel assets risk evaporating in climate fight |
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Oil extends rally on Russia sanctions bets, stocks edge higher |
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Does this artificial intelligence think like a human? |
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Teleoperation steps in when an autonomous vehicle does not
know what to do |
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Advanced Navigation launches AI-powered Micro AUV |
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Drones over Ukraine: fears of Russian 'killer robots' have
failed to materialise |
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NATO RQ-4D Phoenix achieves major milestone with full system
handover |
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Germany to get weaponised drones for the first time |
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Teal Drones to supply Golden Eagle drone units to NATO Country
for deployment in Ukraine |
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'Punishment from above': Hobby pilots build Ukraine's drone
fleet |
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Toshiba pauses spin-off plan, weighs going private |
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Novel use of iron-laced carbon nanofibers yields
high-performance energy storage |
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Nuclear fusion hit a milestone thanks to better reactor walls |
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Thai national parks ban single-use plastics |
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Nearly entire global population breathing polluted air: WHO |
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'Trash has value': Kenyan inventor turns plastic into bricks |
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Tesla recalls nearly 128,000 cars in China due to defect |
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Indonesia begins electric car production with Hyundai plant |
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Ford to introduce 7 new EVs in Europe by 2024, invest $2
billion in EV plant |
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Atom by atom: building precise smaller nanoparticles with
templates |
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Keep getting lost? Maybe you grew up on the grid |
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Russians' yellow and blue flight suits were not a political
statement |
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Dartmouth engineers develop rapid printing technology for
rigid and flexible solar modules |
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Japanese robot can peel bananas cleanly, most of the time |
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Hubble finds a new Jupiter-like planet forming in an unusual
way: NASA |
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Digging Deep: How forest cover change could impact global
temperatures |
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Astronomers find what might be the most distant galaxy yet |
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Shards of Asteroid that killed the dinosaurs may have been
found in fossil site |
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NASA resumes Artemis 1 moon mission's 'wet dress rehearsal' |
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Hopkins researchers develop AI technique to predict cardiac
arrests |
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UK government will ban gay conversion therapy, changing
previous plan, says report |
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7 neighbours ask nations 'responsible' for present Afghan
plight to help in its recovery |
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'Human challenge' study offers valuable insights on COVID
infection |
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Want to see the weirdest of Wikipedia? Look no further. |
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Pope begs forgiveness of Indigenous for Canada school abuses |
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China rejects sanctions as Ukraine war tops summit agenda |
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Amazon workers in New York warehouse vote to form a union |
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Yemen's warring parties agree two-month truce in major
breakthrough |
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Amazon workers on Staten Island vote to unionise in landmark
win for labour |
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Biden announces his intent to nominate 2 Indian Americans to
key administrative positions |
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Australia-India trade deal to open 'biggest economic door':
Morrison |
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S. Africa surpasses 100,000 COVID deaths; curbs to be eased
despite warning of 5th wave |
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Sarah Palin files paperwork to run in Alaska US House race |
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Delta pilots land jet safely after cockpit windshield cracks |
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Sri Lanka declares public emergency amidst protests over worst
economic crisis |
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US to end COVID order blocking asylum seekers at border with
Mexico |
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India starts supplying rice to Sri Lanka in first major food
aid |
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Israeli troops kill 3 Palestinians in West Bank gun battle |
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Former ambassador pleads guilty to defrauding Sri Lankan
government |
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Shaken at first, many Russians now rally behind Putin's
invasion |
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In European classrooms, questions about a war so close to home |
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COVID-19: Top developments worldwide April 2 |
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Shanghai separates COVID-positive children from parents in
virus fight |
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Pope Francis for the first time implicitly criticises Putin
over Ukraine |
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India, Turkmenistan sign 4 MoUs for cooperation, agree to
expand bilateral trade |
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UK media watchdog suspends Khalsa TV licence over Khalistani
propaganda |
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China to back military-ruled Myanmar regardless of situation |
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Ukrainian photographer and Reuters contributor, Maksim Levin,
killed covering war |
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New Omicron strain, first detected in UK, appears to be more
transmissible than previous strains of COVID-19: WHO |
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Ukraine claims control over Kyiv region as Russia looks east |
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Mudslides kill 14 in heavy rains in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro
state |
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Serbians go to polls to pick president, parliament amid
Ukraine war |
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North Korea condemns South Korea's remarks on military
ability, warns of destructive action |
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