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The managers should have ways to pay for broken glasses and plates without docking our tips.
| The managers should have ways to pay for broken glasses and plates without taking our tips.
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The only rules were they had to stay seated and not fall asleep.
| The only rules were that they had to stay sitting and not fall asleep.
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Instead, they decide to train their powerful telescopes on Jupiter and Venus and later to pick out stars such as Capella and Betelgeuse.
| Instead, they decide to use their powerful telescopes to look at Jupiter and Venus and, later, to find stars such as Capella and Betelgeuse.
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If we want to save jobs and industries, wherever we are, we might think about supporting them.
| If we want to save jobs and industries, we should support them.
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Steve Deace, a prominent Iowa conservative, said that Trumps antics are both a good and a bad thing.
| Steve Deace, an Iowa conservative, said that Trumps behaviour is both a good and a bad thing.
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There are famous and very wealthy people but then you have hard-working and poor people struggling to get by.
| There are famous and very wealthy people but also hard-working and poor people.
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Retailers are becoming increasingly aware that shoppers who are prepared to set foot in a physical store want a service and an experience they cant get online, says Simon Boydell, spokesman for Marketforce, which has more than 300,000 mystery shoppers on its books.
| Retailers are becoming increasingly aware that shoppers who visit a physical store want a service and an experience they cant get online, says Simon Boydell, spokesman for Marketforce, which has more than 300,000 mystery shoppers.
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Those born in October were almost as t, scoring highest for strength and coming third for power, with December children close behind.
| Children born in October were almost as t they scored highest for strength and came third for power, with December children close behind.
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Fresh potatoes are also becoming less essential with a 67% decrease from 1974, when adults ate the equivalent of 188g every day.
| Fresh potatoes are also becoming less popular with a 67% decrease from 1974, when adults ate around 188g every day.
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Prices have indeed gone up but they havent gone up as quickly as the rest of the fast-service chains in the US.
| Prices have gone up but they havent gone up as quickly as the rest of the fast-food chains in the US.
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What is it like to look at the very last of something?
| What is it like to look at the last of something?
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The data and analytics available to you are extraordinary.
| The data available is extraordinary.
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A DNA test was done and it was found it was not his baby and not her baby.
| They found that it was not his baby and not her baby.
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We do need to make sure we are encouraging these businesses to invest in our country as they are, but they should be paying fair taxes as well.
| We need to make sure we continue to encourage these businesses to invest in our country, but they should pay fair taxes as well.
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Consumption of takeaway food has almost doubled since 1974, from 80g per person per week to 150g.
| The amount of takeaway food they eat has almost doubled since 1974, from 80g per person per week to 150g.
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Oxfam said the worlds poorest could be lifted out of poverty several times over if the richest 100 billionaires would give away the money they made in 2012.
| Oxfam said the world could end poverty several times over if the richest 100 billionaires would give away the money they made in 2012.
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Maria van der Hoeven, Executive Director of the IEA, said: Coals share of the global energy mix continues to grow each year and, if no changes are made to current policies, coal will catch oil within a decade.
| Maria van der Hoeven, Executive Director of the IEA, said that the amount of coal we use continues to grow each year and, if no changes are made, coal will catch oil within ten years.
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On the brains right-hand side, near the top of the head, is one of the brain spots activated by family terms: wife, husband, children, parents.
| On the brains right-hand side, near the top of the head, is one of the brain spots used for family terms: wife, husband, children, parents.
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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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Its very uplifting in a way because its a solution that will make people less ill, and happier and better at what they do.
| Its very positive because its a solution that will make people less ill, and happier and better at what they do.
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When Larry Pizzi, a veteran bicycle industry executive, first heard about electric bikes nearly 20 years ago, he asked: Why would anyone want to screw up a bike by putting a motor and batteries on it?
| When Larry Pizzi first heard about electric bikes nearly 20 years ago, he asked: Why would anyone want to spoil a bike by putting a motor and batteries on it?
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When water evaporates from the oceans, the vapour can rise over nine miles to form rain clouds that reflect sunlight; or, it may rise just a few miles and drift back down without forming clouds.
| When water evaporates from the oceans, the vapour can rise over nine miles to form rain clouds that reflect sunlight; or, it may rise just a few miles and fall slowly back down without forming clouds.
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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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By the end of the decade, the government hopes that, if passed, the law will push Japanese employees towards following the example set by British workers, who use an average of 20 days paid annual leave, and those in France, who take an average of 25.
| By 2020, the government hopes that the law will make Japanese employees follow the example of British workers, who take an average of 20 days paid annual leave, and workers in France, who take an average of 25.
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Americans think that 33% of their population are immigrants, when in fact it is only 14%.
| Americans think that 33% of their population are immigrants but it is really only 14%.
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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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Quali cations: A private-helicopter-pilot licence, a commercial pilots licence and around 2,000 hours of experience ying at low levels in the type of helicopter the company usually uses.
| Quali cations: A private-helicopter-pilot licence, a commercial pilots licence and around 2,000 hours of experience ying at low levels.
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Professor Robin Dunbar is famous for his research that suggests a person can only have roughly 150 people as a social group.
| Professor Robin Dunbar is famous for his research that says a person can only have about 150 people in their social group.
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Apart from these three animals, there are only two other northern white rhinos in the world, both in zoos, both female.
| There are only two other northern white rhinos in the world, both in zoos, both female.
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The retailers use of the contracts was followed by details of a string of other companies using the deals, including cinema chain Cineworld and Buckingham Palace, which uses them for its 350 summer workers.
| Other companies using the contracts include cinema chain Cineworld and Buckingham Palace, which uses the contracts for its 350 summer workers.
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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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Researchers at the University of Western Australia say the recent spate of shark attacks in the state may have more to do with the state having the fastest-growing population in Australia, rather than a rising number of sharks.
| Researchers at the University of Western Australia say the increased number of shark attacks in the state may be because Western Australia has the fastest-growing population in Australia, not because of a rising number of sharks.
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FemAle has already been approached by other breweries asking if they can brew new beers with them.
| Other breweries have already asked FemAle if they can brew new beers with them.
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They spend 20% of their time viewing short video clips, for example on YouTube, or news clips distributed via Facebook and other social sites.
| They spend 20% of their time watching short video clips, for example on YouTube, or news clips on Facebook and other social sites.
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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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But, in that fi rst journalism job, getting the numbers wrong didnt always add up to failure.
| But, in that fi rst journalism job, getting the numbers wrong didnt always mean failure.
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Almost 60 years after Ray Kroc opened his rst restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois, consumers are losing their appetite for a Big Mac and fries.
| Almost 60 years since Ray Kroc opened his rst restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois, consumers are losing their appetite for a Big Mac and fries.
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Councilwoman LaToya Cantrell, who introduced and pushed the ban, disagrees: The responsibility is on the bar-owner to keep their clientele respectful outside their establishment as well, she says.
| Councilwoman LaToya Cantrell, who introduced the ban, disagrees: The responsibility is on the bar-owner to keep their customers respectful outside as well, she says.
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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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Im a romantic at heart.
| Im a romantic.
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It has been the greatest experience of my working life being alongside Alex and a great honour to be able to call him a friend.
| Working with Alex has been the greatest experience of my working life and it is a great honour to be able to call him a friend.
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But, like many fans, they said they loved the atmosphere, if not the logistics, of this tournament which has got off to a spectacular start on the pitch.
| But, like many fans, they said they loved the atmosphere of this tournament, which has had a spectacular start.
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The guide lists a number of myths about the sources of allergies, from the suggestion that they are caused by E numbers in food colourings to toxic overload and fast food.
| The Sense About Science guide lists a number of myths about the sources of allergies, for example the myths that fast food or E numbers in food colourings cause allergies.
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The actor Mark Rylance has called it his favourite book in the world and most of the surviving First Folios will be on display including those belonging to the British and Bodleian libraries, and a tattered copy recently discovered in France.
| The actor Mark Rylance has called the First Folio his favourite book in the world and most of the surviving First Folios will be on display including those that belong to the British and Bodleian libraries, and a copy recently discovered in France.
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For the past ten years, the US National Park Service has recorded sound levels at more than 600 sites across the US, including Yosemite in California, Yellowstone and Denali in Alaska.
| For the past ten years, the US National Park Service has recorded sound levels at more than 600 parks in the US, including Yosemite in California, Yellowstone and Denali in Alaska.
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I make around 20 a shift but would only be given 10-15 of that money.
| I make around 20 a shift in tips but often I only get 10-15 of that money.
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The project is a key plank in Moroccos ambitions to use its untapped deserts to become a global solar superpower.
| The project is a key part of Moroccos plans to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower.
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The extent of the bene ts have yet to be determined but researchers from Stirling University have launched a comparative study to look for quantitative evidence of the physical, cognitive and emotional bene ts of the daily mile.
| Researchers from Stirling University have begun a study to look for evidence of the physical, cognitive and emotional bene ts of the daily mile.
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He wanted to cross the Channel because he speaks fluent English but, with language classes, he says he is happy to settle in France.
| He wanted to cross the Channel because he speaks fluent English but, with language classes, he says he is happy to stay in France.
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If a one-way mission to Mars ever became possible, then I would always volunteer.
| He then said that, If a one-way mission to Mars ever became possible, I would always volunteer.
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They are taken care of so the whole situation is not going to repeat at the new house they are in, says Boer.
| We will take care of them so the whole situation is not going to repeat at the new house they are in, says Boer.
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Some Americans have taken to keeping their wealth secret.
| Some Americans keep their wealth secret.
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The right of indigenous communities in South 6 Americas Andean region to chew coca leaf was removed in 1964 when Bolivia was under a dictatorship and it signed up to the convention.
| The right of indigenous people in South 6 Americas Andean region to chew coca leaf was removed in 1964 when Bolivia was under a dictatorship and it signed the convention.
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In other countries, there have long been much higher levels of support and acceptance of the bene ts of organic food and farming.
| In other countries, there is much more support and acceptance of the bene ts of organic food and farming.
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At least, it doesnt if youre breath-holding on land.
| At least, it doesnt if youre doing it on land.
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Jenna Gavin, 29, lives in Southport, Merseyside, in the family home where she grew up.
| Jenna Gavin, 29, lives in the family home where she grew up.
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Its strategy, published in 2013, argues that the grain could play an important role in school meals and emergency aid programmes, and help reduce malnutrition particularly among children and adolescents.
| It says that the grain could play an important role in school meals and emergency aid programmes, and help reduce malnutrition particularly among children.
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But the president made clear he did not expect another bitter budget fight and shutdown in 2014.
| But the president made clear that he did not expect another serious budget fight and shutdown in 2014.
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Born on one of Cubas outlying islands, he is known for contemporary art with rustic, seaside and patriotic themes and imagery.
| Born on one of Cubas islands, he is known for contemporary art with rustic, seaside and patriotic themes and imagery.
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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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The Mesolithic man, who lived in Spain around 7,000 years ago, had an unusual mix of blue eyes, black or brown hair and dark skin, according to analyses of his genetic make-up.
| The Mesolithic man, who lived in Spain about 7,000 years ago, had an unusual mix of blue eyes, black or brown hair and dark skin.
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Most will be more than happy to house them in the family home rent-free because it might help their kids get on the property ladder sooner, she said.
| Most will be more than happy to have them in the family home rent-free because it might help their kids get on the property ladder sooner, she said.
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Karabo Ngidi, a lawyer with the centre, said Whats going to happen must be in the best interests of the children.
| Karabo Ngidi, a lawyer with the centre, said: We must do what is best for the children.
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The total was 121 billion minutes in December 2012, but that fell to 115 billion minutes in February, according to comScore.
| The total was 121 billion minutes in December 2012, but that fell to 115 billion minutes in February.
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We Can Do It is not a female beer but a beer brewed by women that anyone can drink, she says.
| It is a beer brewed by women that anyone can drink, she says.
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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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For three-and-a-half years, all pupils at St Ninians Primary have walked or run a mile each day.
| For three-and-a-half years, all the pupils at St Ninians Primary School have walked or run a mile each day.
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British people think the top 1% wealthiest households own 59% of their countrys wealth, when they actually only own 23%.
| British people think the richest 1% own 59% of their countrys wealth, when they actually only own 23%.
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Were talking about preserving them for hundreds to thousands of years, said Cerf.
| Were talking about preserving documents for hundreds to thousands of years, said Cerf.
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If you have a vehicle that can go into a neighbourhood, it can deliver from that base.
| If you have a vehicle that can go into a neighbourhood, it can deliver from that vehicle.
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Maybe GPS signals are blocked or partially blocked, in which case its going to have an incorrect idea about where it is.
| Maybe GPS signals will be blocked so its going to have an incorrect idea about where it is.
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According to the study, those born in the 1990s are making 4% fewer car trips and travelling 18% fewer miles per year, on average, than members of previous generations did at the same stage in their lives.
| According to the study, people born in the 1990s are making 4% fewer car trips and travelling 18% fewer miles per year, on average, than older generations did at the same time in their lives.
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Other countries, such as China and Korea, which are also considering real-world emissions tests, will be watching what happens next closely.
| Other countries, such as China and Korea, are also considering real-world emissions tests.
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And, they have been surprised that many bars are not set up with big screens for the games.
| And, they have been surprised that many bars do not have big screens for the games.
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The results of the research are based on an analysis of 343 peer-reviewed studies from around the world more than ever before which examine differences between organic and conventional 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 regular fruit, vegetables and cereals.
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Coldplay is probably the last one to come up and that was ten years ago.
| Coldplay is probably the last one and that was ten years ago.
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The age of the big British summer music festival, including Glastonbury, is drawing to a close, according to the leading rock promoter and manager Harvey Goldsmith.
| The age of the big British summer music festival, including Glastonbury, is ending, according to the top rock manager Harvey Goldsmith.
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In Nepal, kings used to stand on tiger skins in front of stuffed tigers for special occasions.
| In Nepal, kings used to stand on tiger skins for special occasions.
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Jenny Holdcroft, policy director for IndustriALL, which has been closely involved in the Accord, said that the agreement ensured that factories would not lose orders during closure because brands had committed to maintain orders with suppliers for two years.
| Jenny Holdcroft, policy director for IndustriALL, which has been closely involved in the Accord, said that the agreement made sure that factories would not lose orders during closure because companies agreed to continue orders with suppliers for two years.
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Britons think it is 44%, when it is actually nearly half as much again 62% are either overweight or obese.
| Britons think it is 44%, when actually 62% are overweight.
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About ten seconds after getting in, I forgot I was there.
| About ten seconds after getting into the car, I forgot I was there.
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Easily accessible from smartphones and tablets, subscription services are popular with people looking to try out new music without committing to buying a download or a CD.
| Subscription services are easily accessible from smartphones and tablets, so they are popular with people who want to try out new music without buying a download or a CD.
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Some populations of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians have suffered even bigger losses, with freshwater species declining by 76% over the same period.
| Some populations of mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians have reduced even more, with freshwater species declining by 76% over the same period.
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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.
| 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.
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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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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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Its that you need to know that this shopper has these characteristics and, in the past, that when those characteristics are present, this is what a person tends to do.
| We need to know what characteristics this shopper has and that, when those characteristics are present, this is what a person usually does.
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The Spanish team went on to compare the genome of the hunter-gatherer to those of modern Europeans from different regions to see how they might be related.
| The Spanish team compared the hunter-gatherer to modern Europeans from different regions to see how they might be related.
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You never see a reconstruction of a Mesolithic hunter-gatherer with dark skin and blue eye colour, Lalueza-Fox said.
| You never see a picture of a Mesolithic hunter-gatherer with dark skin and blue eyes, Lalueza-Fox said.
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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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People lacking qualifications who want to use MOOCs as a bridge to higher education?
| People without qualifications who want to use MOOCs as a bridge to higher education?
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The charity WaterAid is asking people to use recycled water from bathtubs or garden butts or to douse people with sea water.
| The charity WaterAid is asking people to use recycled water from their baths or rainwater from their gardens, or to use sea water.
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Ethical hacker Typical salary: 60,000 to 90,000 at team- leader level, while a newly quali ed hacker can expect a minimum salary of 35,000 to 50,000.
| Ethical hacker Typical salary: A newly quali ed hacker will usually have a minimum salary of 35,000 to 50,000.
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He didnt want to risk leaving the US it was him, not Elvis, said Goldsmith.
| He didnt want to risk leaving the US, said Goldsmith.
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The number 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.
| 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.
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Staying home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, meant listening to crooner Michel Sardou and reading French novels.
| When he stayed home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, he listened to French singer Michel Sardou and read French novels.
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For Danae Ringelmann, co-founder of Indiegogo, the gravity light is a perfect example of how meritocratic crowdfunding can be and how it can test an entrepreneurs idea.
| For Danae Ringelmann, who started Indiegogo, the gravity light is a perfect example of how crowdfunding can work and how it can test an entrepreneurs idea.
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The thought of children across the country running every day because of something weve done is phenomenal.
| The thought of children across the country running every day because of something weve done is amazing.
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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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But, whatever happens, someone wont be happy.
| Strydom added: Whatever happens, someone wont be happy.
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