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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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Chinese inequality levels are now similar to those in South Africa, which is now the most unequal country on Earth and significantly more unequal than at the end of apartheid.
| Chinese inequality levels are now similar to those in South Africa, which is now the most unequal country on Earth.
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However, you still hear horror stories from new employees at some chains.
| But you still hear horror stories from new employees at some chains.
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The main goal of the 6,000-nautical-mile (11,000km) trip was to deliver a special message to the World Parks Congress.
| The main aim of the 11,000km trip was to deliver a special message to the World Parks Congress.
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The number of minutes Americans spend on Facebook appears to be falling, too.
| The number of minutes Americans spend on Facebook is falling, too.
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The site levies a 4% fee for successful campaigns.
| The site charges a 4% fee for successful campaigns.
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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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But renting a one-bedroom flat would cost more than 420 a month before bills, which would take up a lot of her earnings.
| But renting a one-bedroom flat would cost more than 420 a month not including bills, which would use a lot of her earnings.
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They are more popular than nicotine patches and may or may not be more effective.
| They are more popular than nicotine patches but we do not know if they are more effective.
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In a concerted campaign led, the panel found, by the Chief Constable, Peter Wright the South Yorkshire Police put out their story that drunken supporters or those without tickets had caused the disaster.
| The panel found that the South Yorkshire Police, led by the Chief Constable, Peter Wright, told their story that drunken fans or those without tickets caused the disaster.
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Climate sceptics like to criticize climate models for getting things wrong and we are the first to admit they are not perfect, said Sherwood.
| Climate sceptics like to criticize climate models because they are sometimes wrong, and we know that they are not perfect, said Sherwood.
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Until now, the differences between commercial, governmental and other types of identity were easily distinguished in every internet address by .com, .gov and 20 other categories.
| Until now, the differences between commercial, governmental and other types of identity were easy to see in every internet address by the use of .com, .gov and 20 other categories.
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Ever since it introduced $2 items on its dollar menu, it has gained a reputation for being more expensive than its rivals, while many consumers complain that service is slower.
| But, since it introduced $2 items on its dollar menu, people think it is more expensive than its rivals and many consumers complain that service is slower.
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She said closing tax havens, which the Tax Justice Network says hold as much as $31 trillion, or as much as a third of all global wealth, could yield $189bn in additional tax revenues.
| She said closing tax havens, which hold as much as $31 trillion, or as much as a third of all global wealth, could collect $189bn in additional taxes.
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The house owner was not my friend but I talked with him for three hours, and now he is my friend.
| He was not my friend, but I talked with him for three hours, and now he is my friend.
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When they are nished, the four plants at Ouarzazate will occupy a space as big as Moroccos capital city, Rabat, and generate 580 mega-watts (MW) of electricity, enough to power a million homes.
| When they are nished, the four plants at Ouarzazate will be as big as Moroccos capital city, Rabat, and make 580 mega-watts of electricity, enough for a million homes.
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Footage showed frightened Japanese supporters rushing from the area holding their children, as the sound of shots perhaps rubber bullets or tear gas was heard.
| Frightened Japanese supporters ran from the area holding their children, when they heard shots perhaps rubber bullets or tear gas.
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However, ACEA fully accepts that RDE will apply to new types of cars from September 2017.
| But ACEA fully accepts that the regulation will apply to new types of cars from September 2017.
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The worst transport problems were in Natal, where bus drivers have been on strike since 12 June.
| The worst transport problems were in Natal, where bus drivers were on strike.
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The normal time limit for bringing a civil action is three to six years, a spokesman said.
| The normal time limit for a civil action is three to six years, they said.
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5 Facebook makes news, breaks news and decides what is news Roughly 71% of 18- to 24-year-olds say the internet is their main news source and 63% of users overall, according to the Pew Research Center.
| 5 Facebook makes news, breaks news and decides what is news About 71% of 18- to 24-year-olds and 63% of all users say they get news from the internet.
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It shows the power of Star Wars that, although they were disappointing, the prequels still managed to make a lot of money, said Rosser.
| It shows the power of Star Wars the prequels were disappointing but they still made a lot of money, said Rosser.
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In fact, he earned just 10 from the patent and has not made a penny more from it since.
| In fact, he earned just 10 from the patent and has not made any money from it since.
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Its hard to say how much I earned a shift; maybe around 40, 20 from card tips.
| Its hard to say how much I earn in a shift; maybe about 40.
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The trouble is that Spain does not have the public resources it possessed 16 years ago.
| The trouble is that Spain does not have the public resources it had 16 years ago.
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Whales are not usually located right next to ships and so would be subjected to noise of about 60 to 90 decibels around the level of a lawnmower or a vacuum cleaner.
| Whales are not usually right next to ships and so would hear noise of about 60 to 90 decibels around the level of a vacuum cleaner.
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We as a society want to defend them.
| We want to defend them.
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More than 25,000 kilos of dead sh were collected in the aftermath and nearly 2,000 adult birds, chicks, eggs and nests were killed or destroyed.
| They collected more than 25,000 kilos of dead sh afterwards and nearly 2,000 adult birds, chicks, eggs and nests were killed or destroyed.
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Mys_ajek says only scienti c arguments the need to regenerate forests and control the wild animal population can save Europes wild carnivores, especially the unpopular wolf.
| Mys_ajek says only the need to save forests and control the wild animal population can save Europes wild carnivores, especially the unpopular wolf.
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For the study, the researchers signed up 823 people who agreed to have metadata collected from their phones through an Android app.
| For the study, 823 people agreed for researchers to collect metadata from their phones using an app.
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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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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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Schools should teach navigation and map reading as life skills, he wrote.
| Schools should teach navigation and map reading, he wrote.
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Following tradition, a formal notice was posted on an ornate rococo-style easel the same used to announce Prince Williams birth in 1982 in the forecourt of Buckingham Palace shortly before 9pm.
| Following tradition, a formal notice was put on an easel the same easel that was used to announce Prince Williams birth in 1982 in front of Buckingham Palace just before 9pm.
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Each year, 1.3bn tonnes of food, about a third of all that is produced, is wasted, including about 45% of all fruit and vegetables, 35% of sh and seafood, 30% of cereals, 20% of dairy products and 20% of meat.
| This includes about 45% of all fruit and vegetables, 35% of sh and seafood, 30% of cereals, 20% of dairy products and 20% of meat.
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But, these days, the golden arches of McDonalds are looking a little tarnished.
| But, these days, the golden arches of McDonalds are not looking so golden.
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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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I prepare and research as much technical and practical information as possible on every single product beforehand, says Shaun Ryan, presenter for Ideal World TV.
| I prepare and research as much information as possible on every product, says Shaun Ryan, presenter for Ideal World TV.
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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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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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In the novel, the models looks mean that men see her only as a sex object, while women are jealous of her.
| In the novel, the models beauty means that men see her only as a sex object and women are jealous of her.
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Its chef, Ren Redzepi, says that ants taste like lemon, and a pure of fermented grasshoppers and moth larvae tastes like a strong fish sauce.
| Its chef, Ren Redzepi, says that ants taste like lemon, and a mixture of grasshoppers and moth larvae tastes like a strong fish sauce.
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The polygraph is widely used in the US in criminal and other cases and for security clearance for the FBI and CIA but is much less popular in Europe.
| The polygraph is often used in the US in criminal cases and by the FBI and CIA but is much less popular in Europe.
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Every village is digging a pit just beyond the houses for garbage.
| Every village is digging a pit for garbage.
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While some employees welcome the exibility of such contracts, for many, zero-hours contracts leave them insecure and unsure of when work will come, he said.
| Politician Chuka Umunna said, While some employees welcome the exibility of zero-hours contracts, for many, zero-hours contracts leave them insecure and unsure of when work will come, he said.
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He is highly critical of internet users who think it is OK to download music or books without paying for them.
| He criticizes internet users who think it is OK to download music or books without paying for them.
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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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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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After six weeks of testing, the group following Tabatas plan exercising for just 88 minutes a week had increased their anaerobic capacity by 28% and their VO2 max, a key indicator of cardiovascular health and maximal aerobic power, by 15%.
| After six weeks of testing, the group who did Tabatas plan exercising for just 88 minutes a week increased their anaerobic capacity by 28% and their VO2 max by 15%.
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In my early years, the backing of the board, and Sir Bobby Charlton in particular, gave me the confidence and time to build a football club, rather than just a football team.
| In my early years, the support of the board of directors gave me the confidence and time to build a football club, not just a football team.
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Lamborghinis Chief Executive, Stephan Winkelmann, admitted, in 2013, that the traffic and roads in India are not so suitable for the $450,000 sports cars.
| Lamborghinis Chief Executive, Stephan Winkelmann, said, in 2013, that the traffic and roads in India are not so suitable for the $450,000 sports cars.
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The data and analytics available to you are extraordinary.
| The data available is extraordinary.
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Starbucks is a really great target because it is on every high street across the country and thats what UK Uncut finds really important: people can take action in their local areas, she said.
| Starbucks is a really great target because it is on every high street in the country so people can take action in their local areas, she said.
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We need new models for how artists, writers and musicians earn a living from their work.
| We need new ideas for how artists, writers and musicians can earn a living from their work.
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Another protest march, near Rios Maracana Stadium, was met with a similarly heavy police response.
| Another protest march, near Rios Maracana Stadium, also had a heavy police response.
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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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In the most senior roles, female directors received bonuses of 36,270 over the past 12 months, compared with 63,700 awarded to male directors.
| Female directors received bonuses of 36,270 over the past 12 months, compared with 63,700 received by male directors.
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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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But meat and fish expensive, luxury products in Liberian markets but essential sources of protein remained elusive.
| But he could not afford meat and fish expensive, luxury products in Liberian markets but essential sources of protein.
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The owners and bartenders need to tell them to go have a smoke but be respectful to their communities.
| The owners need to tell them to go and have a smoke but be respectful to their communities.
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I really rely on tips because I am only paid 7 an hour.
| I really need tips because I am only paid 7 an hour.
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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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Danes have no problem having children before marriage so things can move fast and, because the countrys so small, a Jutlander can date a Copenhagener without too much travel, Limal said.
| Danes have no problem having children before marriage so things can move fast and, because the countrys so small, someone from Jutland can date someone from Copenhagen without too much travel, Limal said.
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Although it allows you to stay underwater for longer, you have to plan your whole day around it.
| It allows you to stay underwater for longer but it takes a lot of planning.
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Theyve been left out of all of this for the last 18 years.
| Theyve not been a part of this for the last 18 years.
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The rest of their viewing is shared between DVDs, streamed content through Net ix or iTunes and recorded television programmes.
| The rest of their viewing time is spent watching DVDs, streamed content through Net ix or iTunes and recorded television programmes.
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He has completed his series of books and most of his projects are off the ground.
| He has completed his series of books and most of his projects.
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From 2007, when just 13 rhinos were killed by poachers in South Africa, the killings have grown horri cally.
| In 2007, 13 rhinos were killed by poachers in South Africa.
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The only reason to stop would be if it hurts my health, Karim said.
| I would only stop if it hurt my health, Karim said.
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We asked waiters around the UK what they think of the tipping process (including how much they take home from tips and whether its fair) and what would improve it for them.
| We asked waiters around the UK what they think of tipping, including how much money they get from tips and if its fair.
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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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The worst case is Saudi Arabia, where people think only 28% are, when 71% are.
| The worst case is Saudi Arabia, where people think only 28% are overweight, when 71% are.
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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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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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Even in successful countries such as Indonesia and Vietnam, the proportion has been 20%.
| Even in successful countries such as Indonesia and Vietnam, the proportion was 20%.
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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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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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His eye is a sad black dot in his massive wrinkled face as he wanders the reserve with his guards.
| His eye is a sad black dot in his big face as he walks around the reserve with his guards.
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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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Michael Day, 30, who lives with his parents in Bristol, says he has been caught between paying high rents and saving for a mortgage deposit.
| Michael Day, 30, who lives with his parents in Bristol, says its difficult to save for a mortgage deposit when rents are so high.
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Lovemore, 74, from Zimbabwe, has become one of the poorest people in his village.
| Lovemore, from Zimbabwe, is now one of the poorest people in his village.
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First we noticed the wind, and then the room was filled with a very bright light and we could see a cloud of some unspecified smoke in the sky, she said.
| First we noticed the wind, and then the room was filled with a very bright light and we could see smoke in the sky, she said.
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More than 25,000 kilos of dead sh were collected in the aftermath and nearly 2,000 adult birds, chicks, eggs and nests were killed or destroyed.
| They collected more than 25,000 kilos of dead sh afterwards and nearly 2,000 adult birds, chicks, eggs and nests were killed or destroyed.
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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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Many more had applied for a night of stargazing at the observatory but numbers are strictly limited.
| Many more people apply for a night of stargazing at the observatory but not everyone can come because numbers are strictly limited.
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Legos profits rose strongly in the first half of 2014, helped by the success of its Lego Movie, which has stormed box offices in the US and UK.
| Legos profits rose strongly in the first half of 2014, helped by the success of its Lego Movie in the US and UK.
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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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I think, after youve been married a while, you dont keep many secrets.
| I think, after youve been married for a longer time, you dont keep many secrets.
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Quali cations: You dont necessarily need a degree in computer science.
| Quali cations: You dont need a degree in computer science.
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Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, said the referendum was a vote from the Scottish people for change.
| Ed Miliband, the leader of the Labour Party, said the referendum was a vote from the Scottish people for change.
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It is not as if you can argue to the politicians that wolves are a big tourist attraction.
| You cant say to the politicians that wolves are a big tourist attraction.
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Patagonia is a relevant region for the countrys economy because it has oil, fishing, mining and agriculture resources.
| Patagonia is an important region for the countrys economy because it has oil, fishing, mining and agriculture resources.
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Human beings we always kill the things we love.
| Human beings we always kill the things we love.
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So, with no big acts to headline, there are no big shows.
| "So, with no big bands to headline, there are no big shows.
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In order to have wolves, we dont need to remove people from the landscape, said Chapron.
| To have wolves, we dont need to remove people from the landscape, said Chapron.
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Customers expect seamless interactions, responsiveness, 24/7 accessibility, customization options and high levels of personalization, he said.
| Customers expect interaction, 24/7 accessibility, customization options and high levels of personalization, he said.
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In restaurants, because a lot of customers add tips through card payments, the staff never actually see how much is getting tipped so we dont know whether were getting our fair share or not.
| In restaurants, because a lot of customers add tips by card, the staff never see how much the tip is so we dont know if what we get is fair or not.
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Whales are not usually located right next to ships and so would be subjected to noise of about 60 to 90 decibels around the level of a lawnmower or a vacuum cleaner.
| Whales are not usually right next to ships and so would hear noise of about 60 to 90 decibels around the level of a vacuum cleaner.
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There are now an estimated 1,500 wolves in Poland.
| There are now about 1,500 wolves in Poland.
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One part of the brain, for example, reliably responds to the word top, along with other words that describe clothing.
| One part of the brain, for example, is used for the word top and also for other words that describe clothes.
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