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The anniversary of the death of the man from Stratford, the most famous and the most performed playwright in the world, will be celebrated across Britain and the world.
| The anniversary of the death of the man from Stratford, the most famous and the most performed playwright in the world, will be celebrated across Britain and the globe.
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So far, the Google versions of the driverless cars have driven 700,000 miles without an accident caused by the computer.
| So far, the Google versions of the self-driving cars have driven 700,000 miles without an accident caused by the computer.
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Another problem is that McDonalds hamburgers were recently named the worst in America in a poll of more than 32,000 American diners they said they would rather eat a burger at Five Guys, Smashburger or Fuddruckers.
| To add to the companys problems, McDonalds hamburgers were recently named the worst in America in a poll of more than 32,000 American diners, who said they would rather eat a burger at Five Guys, Smashburger or Fuddruckers.
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Most people like music but dont love it enough to pay $120 a year to listen to it.
| The vast majority of people like music but dont love it enough to pay $120 a year to listen to it.
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For the first time we have compared data from all over the world on partner violence and sexual violence by non-partners and the effect of these sorts of violence on health, said Garcia-Moreno.
| For the first time, we have compared data from all over the world on the extent of partner violence and sexual violence by non-partners and the impact of these sorts of violence on health, said Garcia-Moreno.
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Children born in October were almost as t they scored highest for strength and came third for power, with December children close behind.
| Those born in October were almost as t, scoring highest for strength and coming third for power, with December children close behind.
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Big efforts have been made in recent years to increase the number of those who carry an organ donation card, with a lot of success.
| Big efforts have been made in recent years to increase the number of those who carry an organ donation card, with a good deal of success.
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Prices have gone up but they havent gone up as quickly as the rest of the fast-food chains in the US.
| Prices have indeed gone up but they havent gone up as quickly as the rest of the fast-service chains in the US.
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Quali cations: You dont need a degree in computer science.
| Quali cations: You dont necessarily need a degree in computer science.
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But it is also the home of teff, a highly nutritious grain that you can now buy in health-food shops and supermarkets in Europe and America.
| But it is also the home of teff, a highly nutritious ancient grain that is now being sold in health-food shops and supermarkets in Europe and America.
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Steck was planning to climb Everests west ridge and then immediately climb Lhotse via a new route without fixed ropes.
| Steck, he says, was planning to climb Everests west ridge, first done in 1963, descend to the South Col and then immediately climb Lhotse via a new route, all without fixed ropes.
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Modi said that yoga is a gift of Indias ancient tradition.
| Modi said that yoga is an invaluable gift of Indias ancient tradition.
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But Soulier was hopeful: Hopefully, with the new manager, the club can find the motivation they dont have at the moment, she said.
| But Soulier was hopeful: Hopefully, with the new manager, the club can find the motivation theyre lacking at the moment, she said.
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Talking about the companys reputation, he said, Early feedback on our marketing campaign has been positive.
| Talking about the companys reputation, he said, Early feedback on our campaign has been positive.
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The original inquiry did not believe this propaganda.
| This propaganda did not convince the original inquiry.
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We do not yet live in an age of ying cars, as predicted in the 1985 lm Back to the Future II, but smartphones and other new technologies are creating exciting possibilities.
| We may not yet be living in an age of ying cars, as predicted in the 1985 lm Back to the Future II, but the rise of smartphones and other new technologies is creating a reality that is just as exciting and almost as far-fetched.
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But it changed from a proper regional interview over several days to a ten-minute Skype call.
| But, all of a sudden, it changed from being a proper regional interview over several days to being a ten-minute Skype call.
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Sometimes, people allege that we have created a government back door into our systems, but Google does not have a back door for the government to access private user data.
| From time to time, people allege that we have created a government back door into our systems, but Google does not have a back door for the government to access private user data.
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Fifty-one per cent of Brazilians, 42% of Russians and Chinese, and 35% of Indian visitors will probably include a visit to a site of interest in their trips.
| Fifty-one per cent of Brazilians, 42% of Russians and Chinese, and 35% of Indian visitors are likely to include a visit to a site of interest in their trips.
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It opened its first American store in Venice Beach, California in 2014 and hopes to have 25 US stores in a year.
| ElectroBike, which operates 30 stores in Mexico, opened its first American store in Venice Beach, California in the autumn of 2014 and hopes to grow to 25 US stores in a year.
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If youve trained hard enough all your life, or the last few weeks, and you believe you can do it and come through it, theres no reason.
| If youve trained hard enough your entire life, or the last few weeks, and you believe you can do it and come through it, theres no reason.
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The multimillion-pound project would also have a hotel and attract 100,000 visitors a year that is four times the number that are currently able to use the observatory.
| The multimillion-pound project would also have a hotel and draw in 100,000 people a year, four times the number currently able to use the observatory.
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The group Chief Executive, Howard Schultz, said: Starbucks has always paid taxes in the UK.
| The group Chief Executive, Howard Schultz, has said in a statement: Starbucks has always paid taxes in the UK.
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It is an opportunity, say the architects, for Kiruna to become a town that will attract young people.
| It is an opportunity, say the architects, for Kiruna to reinvent itself into a town that will attract young people.
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There is the feeling that they have to hide that they are rich.
| There is the feeling that they have to hide the fact that they are rich.
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Rising human populations and use of resources have made many people believe that these animals could soon become extinct.
| Rising human populations and overconsumption make many people believe that such animals will soon become extinct.
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Twelve years after he first dreamed of his Solspeil, a German company that specializes in CSP concentrated solar power brought in, by helicopter, the three 17-square-metre glass mirrors that are now high above the market square in Rjukan.
| Twelve years after he first dreamed of his Solspeil, a German company specializing in CSP concentrated solar power brought in, by helicopter, the three 17-sq-m glass mirrors that now stand high above the market square in Rjukan.
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In an article for magazine Index on Censorship, Pullman, who is president of the Society of Authors, strongly defends copyright laws.
| In an article for Index on Censorship, Pullman, who is president of the Society of Authors, strongly defends copyright laws.
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Zimarco has more dreams for making the camp a place to live, not just survive.
| After setting up the new classroom, Zimarco has more dreams for making the camp a place to live, not just survive.
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Sweden was the first country in Europe to introduce the electronic tagging of criminals and it continues to keep prison sentences short when possible by using community-based punishments.
| Sweden was the first country in Europe to introduce the electronic tagging of convicted criminals and continues to keep prison sentences short wherever possible by using community-based measures.
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If youre Gods chosen person, how do you choose not be chosen?
| If youre Gods chosen one, how do you choose not be chosen?
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Weve also looked at other causes of the pay gap, such as having to juggle work and family.
| Weve also looked at other pay gap causes, such as having to juggle work and family responsibilities.
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Days later, Blatter won a fifth term as president but then agreed to leave his job as the crisis grew.
| Days later, Blatter won a fifth term as president but then agreed to step down as the crisis grew.
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A study of social media at the University of Michigan in 2013 found that using technology to help you meet new people can be a good thing.
| Indeed, a study of social media at the University of Michigan in 2013 found that using technology to help you meet new people can be beneficial.
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It is possible that we could use this technology to decode information about what words a person is hearing, reading or possibly even thinking, said Alexander Huth, the main author of the study.
| It is possible that this approach could be used to decode information about what words a person is hearing, reading or possibly even thinking, said Alexander Huth, the main author of the study.
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Blue light scatters more than other colours, so the blue looks like it comes from the sky.
| Blue light scatters more than the lowerenergy colours, so the blue looks like it comes from the sky.
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Furqan Naeem, from Manchester, said: I recently visited the United States and I saw some really important work the president did the work brought different people together.
| Furqan Naeem, a campaigner from Manchester, said: I recently visited the United States and I saw some really important work the president did the work celebrated Americas diversity and brought communities together.
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This guy was darker than any modern European, but we dont know how dark, the scientist said.
| This guy had to be darker than any modern European, but we dont know how dark, the scientist said.
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Tea is still the most popular hot drink in the UK but people now spend more money on coffee.
| And, while tea remains the most popular hot drink in the UK, people now spend more money on coffee.
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The results of the research are based on an analysis of 343 studies from around the world more than ever before which examine differences between organic and regular fruit, vegetables and cereals.
| The results of the research are based on an analysis of 343 studies from around the world more than ever before which examine differences between organic and conventional fruit, vegetables and cereals.
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I will write to the auction house to find out what will happen next, but for now we are really pleased that a peoples campaign in London has had an impact in the US.
| I will be writing to the auction house to clarify what happened and what will happen next, but for now we are really pleased that a community campaign in London has had an impact in the US.
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The number of minutes Americans spend on Facebook is falling, too.
| The number of minutes Americans spend on Facebook appears to be falling, too.
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To have wolves, we dont need to remove people from the landscape, said Chapron.
| In order to have wolves, we dont need to remove people from the landscape, said Chapron.
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Redmond says the mouthpiece feels similar to a snorkel.
| Redmond says the mouthpiece feels similar to using a snorkel.
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Mike Sharples, chair of Educational Technology, doesnt agree.
| Mike Sharples, chair of Educational Technology, doesnt agree with that cynicism.
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Gym fans can benefit by doing three strength sessions and three Tabatas a week.
| Gym rats can benefit by doing three strength sessions and three Tabatas a week.
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Students in developing countries who really want access to first-world universities?
| Students in developing countries who want access to first-world universities?
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In Inuvik, where most of the population is Inuit, the Muslim community has tried to find a balance between Ramadan and the local culture and traditions.
| In Inuvik, where most of the population is Inuit, the Muslim community has tried to strike a balance between Ramadan and the local culture and traditions.
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Pizzi is CEO of Currie Technologies, the number one seller of e-bikes in the US.
| Pizzi, who is now CEO of Currie Technologies, the number one seller of e-bikes in the US, believes thats about to change.
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There are lots of people who would enjoy coming to our bar but they never came because they didnt want to smell like smoke for the next seven days now, those people can come.
| There are lots of people who would enjoy coming out to our bar, with our food, but would never come because they didnt want to smell like smoke for the next seven days were now an option for all those people.
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In Chelyabinsk, schools and universities were closed and people were told to go home early.
| In Chelyabinsk itself, schools and universities were closed and many other staff told to go home early.
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It is highly possible that people from different backgrounds and cultures will have different brain atlases.
| It is highly possible that people from different backgrounds and cultures will have different semantic brain atlases.
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The invention of farming brought humans and animals much closer and humans probably developed stronger immune systems to fight infections from the animals.
| The invention of farming brought humans and animals into much closer contact and humans probably evolved stronger immune systems to fight infections from the animals.
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International activity has increased by 41% since December.
| International activity is up 41% since December.
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Both the Republican House Speaker, John Boehner, and the Democratic Leader in the Senate, Harry Reid, think that everyone needs to work together to solve the economic crisis.
| Both the Republican House Speaker, John Boehner, and the Democratic Leader in the Senate, Harry Reid, spoke about a need to work together to resolve the economic crisis.
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USAID and the Peruvian Environment Ministry are working together on this project to try to solve Limas rubbish problem.
| USAID and the Peruvian Environment Ministry are working together on this project to tackle Limas rubbish problem.
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The number of people who use e-cigarettes while continuing to smoke is going down, West said.
| Numbers who use e-cigarettes while continuing to smoke are going down, West said.
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But the challenge continues to grow.
| Meanwhile, the challenge continues to grow.
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The number of big cats has been decreasing in south Asia for 100 years, but conservationists now hope that we can save them.
| This has given conservationists hope that the big cats, whose numbers have been dropping across south Asia for 100 years, can be saved.
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I raised the money and built the farm, learned how to build the tanks and water flow system, said Sheehy.
| I raised the money and built the farm, learned the proper tank layout and water flow system, said Sheehy.
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Work has started on designing a new tomb in Leicester Cathedral, only 100 yards from the excavation site.
| Work has started on designing a new tomb in Leicester Cathedral, only 100 yards from the excavation site, and a ceremony will be held to lay him into his new grave there, probably next year.
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Ice cream is important, she says between mouthfuls of honey- avoured ice cream.
| Ice cream is important, she says between mouthfuls of a honey- avoured offering.
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Antibiotics have become drugs that are expensive to develop, that are only used in short courses and that quickly stop working because of bacterial resistance.
| Antibiotics have become drugs that are expensive to develop, that are only used in short courses and that quickly become ineffective due to the changes in bacterial resistance.
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In 1998, almost two billion gallons of toxic water, full of acid and waste metals, poured into the park from the Los Frailes mine 45km away.
| In 1998, almost two billion gallons of acidic water, mixed with waste metals, poured into the park from the Los Frailes mine 45km away.
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Jenna Gavin, 29, lives in the family home where she grew up.
| Jenna Gavin, 29, lives in Southport, Merseyside, in the family home where she grew up.
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One thing I really liked about Facebook was that I could sit for hours and click on a friend and then click on one of their friends and nish on someones Facebook page from the other side of the world, she said.
| One thing I really liked about Facebook was that I could sit for hours and click on a friend and then click on one of their friends and one of their friends and one of their friends and end up on someones Facebook page from the other side of the world, she said.
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So many people come here to swim with her and they dont understand how dangerous it can be.
| So many come here to swim with her and they dont understand how dangerous it can be.
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When you use digital maps, you have to think hard about where you are going, he said.
| When you use a digital map, you have to think hard about where you are going and interact with this device, he said.
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But new technology is less focused on shoplifting and more interested in your age, gender and shopping habits.
| But new technology is less focused on shoplifting and more interested in your age, sex and shopping habits.
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Apple Connect is somewhere in the middle of YouTube, Facebook and SoundCloud.
| Apple Connect is something very different, somewhere in the middle of YouTube, Facebook and SoundCloud.
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John Isner said: It was like an oven when I open the oven and the potatoes are ready.
| John Isner said: It was like an oven when I open the oven and the potatoes are done.
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They want to be like Americas Burning Man festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, where people have to take away everything that they take to the festival.
| They want to be like Americas Burning Man festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, which is a leave-no-trace event, where people have to take away all that they bring.
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The work helps us understand radioactive decay.
| The work helps us with our models and with understanding radioactive decay.
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Eddie Vallone, 22, says, People only see the Hamptons as a rich town but there are a lot of problems here, especially drugs.
| Eddie Vallone, 22, says, People see the Hamptons as some sort of rich town but there are a lot of problems here, especially drugs.
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Daniel Craig fans liked it and, also, older, more nostalgic Bond fans, who lost interest over the previous few films.
| It appealed to fans of Daniel Craig and it also engaged the older, more nostalgic Bond fans, who may have lost interest over the previous few films.
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Even in our cities, there are birds and things to appreciate in the environment but we are losing the ability to hear them.
| Even in our cities, there are birds and things to appreciate in the environment but the ability to hear them is being lost.
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After they stop working, they sometimes find it difficult to make friends and adapt to school.
| After they leave work, they sometimes find it difficult to make friends and adapt to school.
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And the Italian celebrity magazine Chi published a special edition of 26 pages with the photos of the future queen.
| And the Mondadori-owned Italian celebrity magazine Chi published a special edition of 26 pages with the photos of the future queen.
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For the older teenagers, it might be better to start the school day at 11am or even later.
| For the older teenagers, it might be more sensible to start the school day at 11am or even later.
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Another guard outside Royal Mansion would not say if anyone was home and a member of staff at another mansion warned the Guardian about the guard dogs.
| Another, outside Royal Mansion, would not say if anyone was home, while a member of staff at another mansion simply warned the Guardian about the guard dogs.
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Now, to compete, he has had to leave Tokyo and go to Silicon Valley.
| Now, to compete, hes had to leave Tokyo and go to Silicon Valley.
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SeaWorld started a national marketing campaign to show this isnt true.
| SeaWorld started a marketing campaign to show that this isnt true.
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Britons also spend a smaller percentage of their salaries on food today 11%, compared with 24% in 1974.
| Britons are also spending a smaller proportion of their salaries on food today 11%, compared with 24% in 1974.
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The huge distances have created some very different World Cup experiences.
| The huge distances have led to some very different World Cup experiences.
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This needs to stop, which can only happen if we prove these tests do not work.
| This needs to stop, which can only happen if we prove these tests are unscientific.
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For example, Mumsnet, an online network for parents, can help you feel less alone when you are at home with young children.
| For example, Mumsnet, an online network for parents, can help you feel less alone when bringing up young children.
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Also, there were no dates in his calendar of events he had to attend.
| What is more, there were no dates in his calendar of events he personally had to attend.
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And, each single word appears in many different brain spots.
| And, each single word lights up many different brain spots.
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The amount of takeaway food they eat has almost doubled since 1974, from 80g per person per week to 150g.
| Consumption of takeaway food has almost doubled since 1974, from 80g per person per week to 150g.
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The richest 1% are estimated to cause 10,000 times more pollution than the average US citizen.
| Members of the richest 1% are estimated to cause as much as 10,000 times more pollution than the average US citizen.
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They are scum houses not scum villages, says Boer, because we dont want to put more than one of these families in the same area.
| It would be more accurate to call them scum houses than scum villages, says Boer, because we dont want to put more than one of these families in the same area.
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Some ask for help in nding work here.
| Some ask for help in nding it here.
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To be able to dispose of the bombs safely, youll also need a special quali cation and years of experience.
| To be able to dispose of the bombs safely, youll also need an explosive- disposal quali cation and years of experience.
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Cathy Olkin, a mission scientist, said: Charon just blew our socks off when we saw the new image.
| Cathy Olkin, a mission scientist, said: Charon just blew our socks off when we saw the new image today.
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He had a gold and silver Rolex watch and lots of expensive cars.
| He owned a gold and silver Rolex and lots of expensive cars.
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But, the children who learn in this three-square-metre room are lucky.
| However, the children who learn in this three-square-metre room are the lucky ones.
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In 1995, two mothers were paid damages after their sons, born in 1989, were switched by mistake at the Johannesburg hospital where they were born.
| In 1995, two mothers were awarded damages after their sons, born in 1989, were accidentally switched at the Johannesburg hospital where they were born.
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I saw this film about fish in a cement pool and I thought it was a good idea, said Chon, who is also HIV positive.
| I saw this film about fish in a cement pool and I thought it was a good idea, said Chon, herself diagnosed with HIV in 1992.
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Most people will rst read an item of news on Facebook or other social media, mostly on mobiles.
| Most people will rst read an item of breaking news via Facebook or other social media, mostly on mobiles.
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Carles conclusion: Its not entirely possible to live 100% made in France, particularly in terms of new technology.
| Carles conclusion: Its not entirely possible or even desirable to live 100% made in France, particularly in terms of new technology.
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