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nature
Daily briefing: Mega-proteins turn bacteria into predators
A candidate for the largest known protein might help killer aquatic bacteria to devour other microbes. Plus, the first-ever global climate deal on...
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business / technology
Roblox Shares Plummet After Miss on Daily Active Users, Bookings
Roblox Corp. shares dropped as much as 20%, the biggest intraday decline since May, after the video-game platform reported daily active users for the...
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celebrity
South Africa's giant playwright Athol Fugard, whose searing works challenged apartheid, dies aged 92
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — Athol Fugard, South Africa’s foremost dramatist who explored the pervasiveness of apartheid in such searing works as “The Blood...
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nature
Daily briefing: Critics call consciousness theory ‘pseudoscience’
A group of researchers say that a high-profile theory about consciousness is receiving undue attention and can’t be empirically tested. Plus, world...
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auto
Forbes Daily: Japan’s Big Auto Merger Aimed At Competing In EV Market
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nature
Daily briefing: Sleeping people can still follow simple commands
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technology
MoviePass explores a daily fantasy platform for film buffs
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food & drink
Coffee Prices Just Hit a Record High — and They’re Still Climbing
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travel
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nature
Daily briefing: A millimetre of brain in spectacular detail
Google scientists have modelled a tiny fragment of the human brain at nanoscale resolution. Plus, a bold proposal to limit extreme wealth. A...
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lifestyle
Over 50? These 11 gadgets can help boost your daily health
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job & work
Your Free Daily Horoscope for February 5, 2025
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learning
Only Grammar Geeks Can Correctly Guess If These Words Are One Words Or Two Words
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nature
Daily briefing: Farm animals have complex mental lives
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education / learning
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nutrition
Research highlights power of metabolic modeling to generate personalized probiotics
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lifestyle
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nature
Daily briefing: Earth’s next supercontinent will be a giant desert
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nature
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work-life balance
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interior design
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books
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nature
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science
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nature
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nature
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