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Leak reveals user information TikTok shares with police, including IP addresses, phone model, more
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Iron Age murder victim buried with his hands tied together found in Buckinghamshire
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People with high blood sugar levels are more than TWICE as likely to die from Covid-19
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Liquid crystals create easy-to-read, color-changing sensors
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Two bizarre brown dwarfs found with citizen scientists' help
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Venice completes first test of all flood barriers
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A Newly Discovered Comet Is Currently Passing By Earth — Here’s How to Catch a Glimpse
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Tropical Storm Fay weakens after New Jersey landfall (Update)
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'Gun culture 3.0' is missing link to understand US gun culture
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Arctic Ocean changes driven by sub-Arctic seas
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FDA warns against dangerous or even LETHAL hand sanitizers
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NASA updates policies to protect Moon and Mars from human germs
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How Venus flytraps snap
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Scientific study confirms again that 5G is 'harmless and benign'
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Amazon deforestation increases 25 percent in Brazil
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Pittsburgh's air pollution levels decreased during the stay-at-home order—but the overall impact remains small
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New research shows that laser spectral linewidth is classical-physics phenomenon
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Plant chemistry research examines trends in greening
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NASA infrared data shows Cristina strengthening
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NASA tracks tropical storm Fay's development and strongest side
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Microscopy technique reveals nanoscale detail of coatings as they dry
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'Nanocage' tool untangles (molecular) spaghetti
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Money and happiness linked more strongly in US now than in 70s
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Contest to find a machine that digs a tunnel faster than a snail
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Dogs shouldn't even be left alone in a car in the winter, scientists warn
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Enormous structure stretching 1.4BILLION light-year dubbed the 'South Pole Wall' found in space
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Participants in UK coronavirus study could be monitored for up to 25 years
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Giant A-68 iceberg three years on
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Satellite data show severity of drought summers in 2018 and 2019
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New research finds gender- and wealth-driven disparities affecting children's school performance in India
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Collective behaviour research reveals secrets of successful football teams
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These communities are experimenting with greener and fairer ways of living
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Day in, day out: Targeting the daily magnesium 'rhythm' can optimize crop yield
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Viral dark matter exposed: Metagenome database detects phage-derived antibacterial enzyme
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Discovery of a novel drug candidate to develop effective treatments for brain disorders
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In changing urban neighborhoods, new food offerings can set the table for gentrification
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Millennials drive for 8% fewer trips than older generations
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Image: Hubble sees sculpted galaxy
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Researchers solve a 50-year-old enzyme mystery
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Polarization of bromine molecule in vanadium oxide cluster cavity and new alkane bromination
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Oil spill clean-up gets doggone hairy
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Coronavirus UK: Days 'go slower' for 40% during lockdown
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Breaking down ocean polystyrene—pollution on a global scale
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Like humans, beluga whales form social networks beyond family ties
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Success begets success in crowdfunding—but so does falling just short, study shows
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Liquid metal synthesis for better piezoelectrics: Atomically-thin tin-monosulfide
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Best evidence yet for existence of anyons
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Whale skulls have become more lopsided over millions of years
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Reducing the operating temperature of ceramic fuel cells with a high proton conductivity electrolyte
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Around the world, critical gaps in protections against workplace discrimination
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Cause of oversized placentas in cloning found after two decades
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By 2025, carbon dioxide levels in Earth's atmosphere will be higher than at any time in the last 3.3 million years
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Meet baker's yeast, the budding, single-celled fungus that fluffs your bread
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Research on seawater surface tension becomes international guideline
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To engineers' surprise, radiation can slow corrosion of some materials
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The WHO often has been under fire, but no nation has ever moved to sever ties with it
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Scientists discover extraordinary regeneration of neurons
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Rock-breathing bacteria are electron spin doctors, study shows
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Study finds less impact from wildfire smoke on climate
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To bring back endangered fish, this First Nation is claiming environmental management authority
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Long-term survey reveals Chinese government satisfaction
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Pauses in the busy lives of migrant Indian women can make a big difference
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Smaller farm fields can reduce biodiversity loss and increase wild plants, birds, beetles, and bats
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Stronger environmental regulation makes economic winners
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New research reveals surprising differences between salmon species
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