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Many of the extremely wealthy the 1% of the 1% feel that their problems are really not problems.
| Many of the very wealthy the 1% of the 1% feel that their problems are really not problems.
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If we have to pay a tax of 23%, Im sorry to say it but we will all die on the island, says Kakali.
| If we have to pay a tax of 23%, we will all die on the island, says Kakali.
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This guy had to be darker than any modern European, but we dont know how dark, the scientist said.
| This guy was darker than any modern European, but we dont know how dark, the scientist said.
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Another possible escape route could have involved Inky squeezing into an open pipe at the top of his tank, which led under the floor to the drain.
| It is also possible that Inky escaped through an open pipe at the top of his tank, which led under the floor to the drain.
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Its four years later: you can understand she doesnt want to give up her baby.
| She wants the baby back, but its four years later: you can understand that the other mother doesnt want to give up her baby, Strydom said.
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Were not producing a new generation of this kind of act.
| Were not producing a new generation of this kind of band.
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The first three repetitions will feel easy but the last two will feel impossibly hard.
| The first three repetitions will feel easy but the last two will feel impossible.
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I can average around 60 in tips per shift but, on a good night, this goes up to over 100 and, on a poor night, its around 40.
| On a good night, this goes up to over 100 and, on a poor night, its around 40.
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Caroline Wozniacki said: I put the water bottle down on the court and it started melting a little bit underneath the plastic.
| Caroline Wozniacki said: I put the water bottle down on the court and it started melting a little bit.
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It was done to remove criticism of the police, Scraton said.
| It was done to remove criticism of the police, the report said.
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That same day, he climbed up to the summit of Everest itself, reaching the top in complete darkness early on Sunday.
| Later that day, he climbed to the summit of Everest, and reached the top in complete darkness early on Sunday.
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The number of 19-to-21-year-olds visiting McDonalds once a month has fallen by 13% since 2011, according to food analysts Technomic, while the number of 22-to-37-year- olds visiting has not grown.
| The number of 19-to-21-year-olds who visit McDonalds once a month has fallen by 13% since 2011.
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Oxfam said world leaders should learn from countries such as Brazil, which has grown rapidly while reducing inequality.
| Oxfam said world leaders should learn from countries such as Brazil, which has grown quickly and reduced inequality at the same time.
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Skip a few showers, put down the soap and let those lovely little bacteria ourish a little, would you?
| Shower less, put down the soap and let those lovely little bacteria ourish.
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And, in many ways, it is not our misperceptions but these realities across different countries that are the most interesting and important aspects of the study.
| In many ways, it is the differences between countries that are the most interesting and important aspects of the study.
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There must be something wrong with this country, said Nadia al Husin, holding up a banner calling on the government to do more for education.
| There must be something wrong with this country, said Nadia al Husin.
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He gets what all referees hope for every time they referee a match.
| He gets what all referees want every time they referee a match.
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Apple, and the record industry, cannot afford to get rid of the download market just yet so streaming and downloading will have to coexist under the Apple brand, one representing the future as the other gets progressively slower and sicker.
| Apple, and the record industry, cannot afford to get rid of the download market yet so streaming and downloading will have to coexist under the Apple brand.
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And 39% are connected to people they have never met in person.
| And 39% are connected to people they have never met.
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PizzaExpress joins restaurant chains Ask and Zizzi in siphoning off 8% of the tips paid by card but other chains deduct even more.
| Restaurant chains Ask and Zizzi also deduct 8% of the tips paid by card.
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McDonalds has a bigger menu than some, with more complicated items its chicken McWrap takes 60 seconds to make.
| McDonalds has a bigger menu than some other restaurants, with more complicated items its chicken McWrap takes 60 seconds to make.
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This is a sensitive topic in this largely mixed-raced nation.
| This is a sensitive topic in this mixed-raced country.
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Theres already a website dedicated to people wearing them looking either ridiculous or smug or, more often, both.
| Theres already a website with pictures of people wearing them the people look ridiculous or smug or, more often, both.
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The project has now grown into the Grow2Feed Liberia Fish Farm, with 12 tanks, which, when fully stocked, will each have 5,000 fish providing up to 200,000 fish per year, serving a community of 1,200 predominantly HIV-positive people, including King and his family.
| The project is now a fish farm with 12 tanks, each with 5,000 fish and will give up to 200,000 fish per year to a community of 1,200 mainly HIV-positive people, including King and his family.
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Data collected by Ofcom (the independent regulator and competition authority for the UK communications industries) suggests that, between November 2012 and January 2013 in the UK, 280 million music tracks were digitally pirated, along with 52 million TV shows, 29 million films, 18 million ebooks and 7 million software or games files.
| Between November 2012 and January 2013 in the UK, 280 million music tracks were digitally pirated along with 52 million TV shows, 29 million films,18 million ebooks and 7 million software or games files.
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But, in 2013, one of the mothers, who is 33 and unemployed, sued her ex-partner for maintenance for her daughter.
| In 2013, one of the mothers, who is 33 and unemployed, wanted her ex-partner to pay maintenance for her daughter.
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To succeed as a bomb-disposal diver, you need ... to stay calm in stressful situations.
| To succeed as a bomb-disposal diver, you need ... to be calm in stressful situations.
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Lima has black vultures or gallinazos.
| Lima has black vultures.
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I wrote a real love story and a homage to feminine beauty, especially interior beauty.
| I wrote a real love story about womens beauty, especially interior beauty.
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South American Indians have chewed coca 3 leaves for centuries.
| South American Indians have chewed coca 3 leaves for hundreds of years.
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While he will become a United director and ambassador, the club will now have to find someone to replace a man who has won 13 English Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, the Cup Winners Cup, five FA Cups and four League Cups.
| He has won 13 Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, the Cup Winners Cup, five FA Cups and four League Cups.
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To see what driverless cars might look like in action, go to the video at: vimeo.com/37751380.
| To see what driverless cars might look like on the road, go to the video at: vimeo.com/37751380.
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Quali cations: A university degree, typically in automotive/mechanical engineering or motorsport technology.
| Quali cations: A university degree, usually in automotive/mechanical engineering or motorsport technology.
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Pullman, writer of the His Dark Materials trilogy, says authors and musicians work in poverty and obscurity for years to bring their work to the level that gives delight to their audiences and, as soon as they achieve that, the possibility of making a living from it is taken away from them.
| Pullman, writer of the His Dark Materials trilogy, says authors and musicians work in poverty for years to bring their work to the level that gives happiness to their audiences and, when they achieve that, the possibility of making money from it is taken away from them.
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It is a majestic rectangle of strong bone and leathery esh, a head that expresses pure strength.
| It is a majestic rectangle of strong bone, a head of pure strength.
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I decided to do this because I often go on YouTube and, while I am honoured that people are doing it, some are doing it wrong because they dont realize the intensity you need to work at, says Tabata.
| I decided to do this because I often go on YouTube and some people are doing it wrong because they dont understand how hard they need to work, says Tabata.
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You wont be surprised by an ex in the street with a new girlfriend or boyfriend: you already know theyre dating someone else from the romantic sel es.
| You wont be surprised if you see an ex in the street with a new girlfriend or boyfriend: you already know theyre with someone else because youve seen the romantic sel es.
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Teffs tiny seeds the size of poppy seeds are high in calcium, iron and protein, and boast an impressive set of amino acids.
| Teffs tiny seeds the size of poppy seeds are high in calcium, iron and protein, and also amino acids.
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Deep in its eastwest valley, surrounded by high mountains, Rjukan and its 3,400 inhabitants are in shadow for half the year.
| Deep in its eastwest valley, with high mountains all around, Rjukan and the 3,400 people who live there are in shadow for half the year.
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After the disaster, Spain woke up to the fact that it possessed a place of real ecological importance and did a lot to clean it up and protect it, he added.
| After the disaster, Spain realized that it had a place of real ecological importance and did a lot to clean it up and protect it, he added.
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The security situation is already bad.
| Security is already bad.
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This is very encouraging, said Maheshwar Dhakal, an ecologist with Nepals Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation.
| This is very good news, said Maheshwar Dhakal, an ecologist with Nepals Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation.
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The musicians are Hutu and Tutsi women, some survivors of the 1994 genocide, during which almost a million Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed.
| Some are survivors of the 1994 genocide, when almost a million Tutsis and Hutus were killed.
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But, whatever happens, someone wont be happy.
| Strydom added: Whatever happens, someone wont be happy.
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Vicki Littman, chairperson of the East Hampton Food Pantry, which provided more than 31,000 food parcels in 2015, says the number of people seeking out the food pantry is ever increasing.
| Vicki Littman, chairperson of the East Hampton Food Pantry, which gave more than 31,000 food parcels in 2015, says there are more and more people coming to the food pantry.
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Ive looked at buying and seen mortgage advisers but I just cant borrow enough to get on the property ladder.
| Ive thought about buying and seen mortgage advisers but I just cant borrow enough to get on the property ladder.
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I asked how she did it: very slow breathing for several minutes prior to each dive, then a big, deep breath before diving in.
| I asked how she did it: very slow breathing for several minutes before each dive, then a big, deep breath before diving in.
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I decided to do this because I often go on YouTube and, while I am honoured that people are doing it, some are doing it wrong because they dont realize the intensity you need to work at, says Tabata.
| I decided to do this because I often go on YouTube and some people are doing it wrong because they dont understand how hard they need to work, says Tabata.
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Quali cations: To dive offshore, you must have diving-inspection and medical-technician quali cations.
| Quali cations: To dive offshore, you must have diving quali cations.
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Elle, 22, Edinburgh: We never know whether its fair Average tips: 20 per eight-hour shift I think they treat waiters best in ... France I work three jobs, all on part-time zero-hours contracts, in catering and hospitality.
| Elle, 22, Edinburgh: We never know whether its fair Average tips: 20 per eight-hour shift I think they treat waiters best in ... France I have three part-time jobs.
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In the developing world, food waste is virtually non-existent, says Robert van Otterdijk, coordinator of the UN Food and Agriculture Organizations Save Food programme.
| In the developing world, there is almost no food waste, says Robert van Otterdijk, coordinator of the UN Food and Agriculture Organizations Save Food programme.
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The charity National Trust, which employs many of its seasonal workers on zero-hours contracts, said it offered the same pay and bene ts to those workers, pro rata, as full-time staff, but needed some workers to be on a more exible arrangement.
| The charity National Trust, which employs many of its seasonal workers on zero-hours contracts, said it gives the same pay and bene ts to workers on zero-hours contracts as to full-time staff.
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Born Rolihlahla Dalibhunga in a small village in the Eastern Cape on 18 July, 1918, Mandela was given his English name, Nelson, by a teacher at his school.
| Born with the name Rolihlahla Dalibhunga in a small village in the Eastern Cape on 18 July, 1918, a teacher at Mandelas school gave him his English name, Nelson.
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More than 18 million people are already facing serious food shortages across the Sahel.
| More than 18 million people already have serious food shortages across the Sahel.
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French is not as easy as English but, two weeks ago, I decided there was no way to get to the UK, says George, another Darfur refugee and dedicated student.
| French is not as easy as English but, two weeks ago, I decided there was no way to get to the UK, says George, another refugee and student.
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It has even filtered into the world of classical music, with one of the worlds leading pianists surprising concert-goers in June 2013 when he stormed off stage because a fan was filming his performance on a smartphone.
| Even in the world of classical music, one of the worlds top pianists surprised the audience in June 2013 when he left the stage because a fan was filming his performance on a smartphone.
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Pub group J D Wetherspoon has 24,000 of its staff 80% of its workforce on the terms.
| Pub group J D Wetherspoon has 24,000 of its staff 80% of its workforce on zero-hours contracts.
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But it doesnt mean theyre gonna win.
| But it doesnt mean theyre going to win.
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The vital importance of clean water is becoming harder and harder to ignore, as California enters another summer of drought.
| The importance of clean water is becoming harder and harder to ignore for example, there is another summer of drought in California.
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Farmers in Europe, Israel and Australia have also experimented with it.
| Farmers in Europe, Israel and Australia have also experimented with growing it.
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In 2006, the Irish designer completed a scuba-diving course and loved the feeling of being able to breathe underwater and observe sh in their natural environment.
| In 2006, the Irish designer completed a scuba-diving course and loved the feeling of being able to breathe underwater and watch sh in their natural environment.
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So he tried crowdfunding on a US website, Indiegogo, which had recently opened up in the UK.
| So he tried crowdfunding on a US website, Indiegogo, which has recently opened up in the UK.
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We will continue to ght with the facts because the facts are on our side, he said recently on a conference call with journalists and analysts.
| We will continue to ght with the facts because the facts are on our side, he said.
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I will always cherish the wonderful memories he has given us, like that magical night in Moscow.
| I will never forget the wonderful memories he has given us, like that magical night in Moscow.
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Can false memories be artificially created?
| Can we create false memories?
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The Stanford mirror was designed in such a way that it re ects 97% of the visible light that falls on it.
| The Stanford mirror re ects 97% of the visible light that falls on it.
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You could put it on top of shopping malls.
| You could put the mirrors on top of shopping malls.
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Bananas have been the most popular fruit in the UK since 1996, reaching 221g per adult per week in 2014, well above apples (131g) and oranges (48g).
| Bananas have been the most popular fruit in the UK since 1996 adults ate 221g per adult per week in 2014, much more than apples (131g) and oranges (48g).
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We believe that its possible to export energy to Europe but, rst, we would have to build the interconnectors which dont yet exist, said Maha el-Kadiri, a Masen spokeswoman.
| We believe that its possible to export energy to Europe but, rst, we have to build the connections, which dont yet exist, said Maha el-Kadiri, a Masen spokeswoman.
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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 rst author on the study.
| 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.
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In 1989, when the communists relinquished power, Poland had only one motorway.
| In 1989, when the communists left power, Poland had only one motorway.
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From 2006 to 2008, Duran took out 68 commercial and personal loans from 39 banks in Spain.
| From 2006 to 2008, Duran took out 68 loans from 39 banks in Spain.
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We know sitting still kills; not sitting still helps children build skills that will stay with them for life.
| We know sitting still kills; not sitting still helps children build skills that will help them for the rest of their lives.
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One weekend they concocted the recipe and the next they brewed 1,600 litres.
| One weekend they created the recipe; the next weekend they brewed 1,600 litres.
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SeaWorlds shares, which were worth $39 in 2013, were changing hands for just under $18 in August 2015.
| SeaWorlds shares, which were worth $39 in 2013, fell to just under $18 in August 2015.
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Tom Sanders, a professor of nutrition at Kings College London, said the research did show some differences.
| Tom Sanders, a professor of nutrition at Kings College London, said the research showed some differences.
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There are far greater numbers of southern white rhinos and black rhinos.
| There are more southern white rhinos and black rhinos.
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You could use this on buildings so you have to spend much less on air conditioning or maybe you wouldnt need it at all.
| You could use the mirrors on buildings and spend much less money on air conditioning or maybe you wouldnt need it at all.
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Some danced, some posed for photos, some drank, but mostly they just walked and talked football, waiting for the next game to begin on the nearby FanFest big screen.
| Some danced, some took photos, some drank, but mostly they just walked and talked about football, waiting for the next game to begin on the big screen nearby.
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Inzozi Nziza was opened by the theatre director Odile Gakire Katese.
| Inzozi Nziza was opened by Odile Gakire Katese.
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Along with new names, the scientists must propose two-letter symbols for the elements.
| Scientists must find new names for the elements but, also, they must suggest two-letter symbols for the elements.
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Theres no way I could have banned smoking in my bar without it being a rule throughout the whole city, says Douville.
| I couldnt ban smoking in my bar without a ban in the whole city, says Douville.
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Children that get a high-quality rst experience, which develops their physical literacy, are those that will have greater agility, balance and coordination, and are more likely to develop an enjoyment of physical activity and excel in sport as they grow up, he said.
| Children that get a high-quality rst experience will have greater agility, balance and coordination, and are more likely to develop an enjoyment of physical activity and be good at sport as they grow up, he said.
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His son, Andrew, had his sunglasses stolen almost as soon as he sat on the beach.
| His sons sunglasses were stolen almost as soon as he sat on the beach.
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Does he know more about his state of health than the Vatican has so far made public?
| Does the Pope know more about his state of health than the Vatican has so far made public?
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Allen still plays the piano and gives speeches.
| She still plays the piano and gives speeches.
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In 1995, two mothers were awarded damages after their sons, born in 1989, were accidentally switched at the Johannesburg hospital where they were born.
| 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.
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Species that cause diarrhoea and nausea, both benign and bad E.coli (mostly benign), and the bacteria that can cause skin infections and urinary-tract infections were common all over the city.
| Bacteria that cause diarrhoea and nausea, as well as E.coli, and the bacteria that can cause skin infections and urinary-tract infections were common all over the city.
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We have heard the voice of Scotland and, now, the millions of voices of England must be heard, he said.
| We have heard the voice of Scotland and, now, we must hear the millions of voices of England, he said.
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Theres certainly a lot of wealth here but almost all of that wealth is in second homes only used in the summer, says Cantwell, the son of a sherman father and a house-cleaner mother.
| Theres a lot of wealth here but almost all of that wealth is in second homes only used in the summer, says Cantwell, the son of a sherman father and a house-cleaner mother.
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La Premiere chose quon regarde (The First Thing We Look At) by Gregoire Delacourt tells the story of a French model who looks so similar to the American actor that the books lead male character thinks it is Johansson herself.
| La premiere chose quon regarde (The First Thing We Look At) by Gregoire Delacourt is the story of a French model who looks so similar to the American actor that the books main male character thinks she is Johansson.
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You also need a strong sense of personal ethics and an understanding of the law.
| You also need to have strong personal ethics and to understand the law.
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But it doesnt mean theyre gonna win.
| But it doesnt mean theyre going to win.
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He cautioned that the false memories created in the mice in the experiments were far simpler than the complex false memories that have generated controversy within psychology and psychiatry for example, false memories of childhood sexual abuse, or even memories for bizarre ritualized satanic abuse, abduction by aliens, or past lives.
| He warned that the false memories created in the mice in the experiments were far simpler than the complex false memories people have, such as false memories of childhood sexual abuse, abduction by aliens, or past lives.
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Some danced, some posed for photos, some drank, but mostly they just walked and talked football, waiting for the next game to begin on the nearby FanFest big screen.
| Some danced, some took photos, some drank, but mostly they just walked and talked about football, waiting for the next game to begin on the big screen nearby.
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During the day, from late September to mid-March, the town, three hours north-west of Oslo, is not completely dark, but its certainly not bright, either.
| In the daytime, from late September to mid-March, the town, three hours north-west of Oslo, is not completely dark, but its certainly not bright.
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German-speaking cities dominate the rankings in the 18th Mercer Quality of Life study, with Vienna joined by Zurich, Munich, Dusseldorf and Frankfurt in the top seven.
| German-speaking cities do well in the 18th Mercer Quality of Life study, with Vienna, Zurich, Munich, Dusseldorf and Frankfurt in the top seven.
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Job satisfaction: Lewis fi nds the variety of tasks exciting.
| Job satisfaction: Lewis finds the variety of tasks exciting.
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Antibiotics have become drugs that are expensive to develop, that are only used in short courses and that quickly become ineffective due to the evolution of bacterial resistance.
| 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.
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True to Inzozi Nzizas motto, the shop can certainly make dreams come true.
| The shop can certainly make dreams come true.
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