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Plastic ‘fossils’ help scientists reconstruct the history of bird nests
Plastic waste has let common coots reuse nests year after year. Scientists have now used the trash layers to date how old nests are....
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Miss Universe Canada contestant, 58, aimed to inspire mature women worldwide: 'You get to write the script'
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Scientists find significant link between internet use and dementia
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California scientists accidentally find nuclear fever dream in Arctic snow
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Local speech teams sport four individual state champions - The Voice News of Southeast Nebraska
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How Is History and Social Studies Taught in Schools Today?
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‘A History Of The Rohingyas To 1948’ And ‘The Citizenship Issue Of The Rohingya And Myanmar’s Policy Of Denationalization’ – Book Review
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A City in Flux
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The 2012 source code for AlexNet, the precursor to modern AI, is now on Github thanks to Google and the Computer History Museum
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Human ancestors making ‘bone tech’ 1.5 mn years ago, say scientists
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