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'I Will Vote': Experts suggest using future-oriented frames to motivate voters
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The discovery of pressure-driven charge amorphization: A new twist in material transformations
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The hidden meanings behind the emoji your children are using - including pills, beans and '100'
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Upgrading keratin to make a biodegradable plastic
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Push to return to 'traditional' masculinity imposes costs on men, social psychologist maintains
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UK food regulator looks into legalizing lab-grown meat—experts explain how it works and why now
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Study finds that freer societies compel more women to pursue careers
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Sewage sludge microbiota can help clean up toxic tetrachloroethene pollution
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Quantum genesis: The emergence of a flat universe and its mirror from nothing
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Typing in mid-air or pretending to drink: How using your hands to communicate can help you understand others
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New research in detection 'sniffer' dog training could increase success rate
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Pro-life stance partly driven by desire to prevent casual sex, study finds
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Private lunar lander Blue Ghost falls silent on the moon after a 2-week mission
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'More and faster': UN calls to shrink buildings' carbon footprint
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Spider sense: Study tracks how web-building arachnids adapt to noise
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Urgent warning to Alexa users as Amazon prepares to KILL a popular privacy feature - here's what it means for you
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A new law gives the energy needed to fracture stretchable networks
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Toll from US weekend tornadoes rises to at least 40
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Earnings news causes immediate stock price jumps, sometimes moving whole market
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JWST captures its first direct images of carbon dioxide outside solar system
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FAA issues environmental take on SpaceX request for more launches, new landing pad
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The first observation of amplified spontaneous emission from electron-hole plasma in 2D semiconductors
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Scientists study fish behavior during dyeing of the Chicago River for St. Patrick's Day
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Understanding your dog's body language: A guide to canine communication
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House cats infected with bird flu in New York City, health officials say
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Dismay for Big Bear bald eagle family as eaglet dies in winter storm
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How the EPA's environmental about-face could upend California's climate efforts
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Camera trap images from URI's North Woods survey contribute to nationwide research project
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Royal tomb of mysterious pharaoh is discovered in Egypt after 3,700 years
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Elon Musk is forced to halt all Cybertruck deliveries as metal parts FALL OFF Tesla's 'indestructible' vehicles
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Heathrow to Canary Wharf in 8 MINUTES: Virgin Atlantic to launch a flying taxi service in the UK - with passengers whisked through the air at 200mph
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AI image recognition detects bubble-like structures in the universe
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Researchers push for ISL as official language to aid deaf education in India
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How information is presented can drive cooperative decision-making
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Why are proposed deep-sea mining rules so contentious?
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Race to name creatures of the deep as mining interest grows
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'Dark oxygen': a deep-sea discovery that has split scientists
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Stranded US astronauts to return to Earth on Tuesday: NASA
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Can you solve it? Here’s (not) looking at Euclid
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Our brightest star can lead us to Orion’s hunting dog
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US astronauts stranded on ISS for nine months to return to Earth on Tuesday, Nasa says
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Future of computing will revolve around smart glasses and headsets powered by AI which will help users with daily tasks, Meta executives suggest
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Harry Potter votes like you do: Fictional heroes seen as political allies and villains as opponents
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Resilience doesn't always mean persevering—it can be found in inaction and silence, too
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You Won’t Want to Miss March’s Partial Solar Eclipse. Here’s How and When You Can See It
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SpaceX capsule docks with ISS to bring back stranded Nasa astronauts – video
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A manager’s flat response to Gail’s initiative left her deflated. Feeling seen is fundamental to human wellbeing | Gaynor Parkin
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Western Europe's oldest human face discovered in Spain
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Oil spill in Ecuador river brings emergency declaration
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NASA's stuck astronauts welcome their newly arrived replacements to the space station
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In Nigeria, tech workers and farmers bring AI to the fields
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At least 33 dead as tornadoes ravage central US
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Greece rides a weather 'rollercoaster'
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Young scientists see career pathways vanish as schools adapt to federal funding cuts
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D-Wave claims its quantum computers can solve a problem of scientific relevance much faster than classical methods
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Tobacco's hidden friendly side: How the controversial plant could be used for good
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Why does nature love spirals? The link to entropy
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SpaceX Launches New Crew to the Space Station to Replace NASA’s Stuck Astronauts
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Boosting the response speed of quantum LEDs via an excitation memory effect
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Saturday Citations: A baffling discovery from Webb; the face of an early human; humans and dogs like to chill together
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Crew launch to ISS paves way for 'stranded' astronauts' return
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Sri Lanka counts nuisance wildlife in bid to protect crops
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Musk says Starship to depart for Mars at end of 2026
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Study finds chain-link fences reduce predator attacks on livestock
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Wombats are cute, furry marsupials—that shouldn't be picked up
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Survey finds support for climate interventions is tied to both hope and worry
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Scientists discover dynamic microbial life in coastal sediments
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Sharks are dying at alarming rates, mostly due to fishing. Retention bans may help
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Preschoolers can reason better than we think, study suggests
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