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In trials, the second rat responded correctly to the imported brain signals 70% of the time by pressing the lever.
| In tests, the second rat responded correctly to the first rats brain signals and pressed the lever 70% of the time.
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I dont know what training you have had, an editor yelled, but has no one ever told you a death toll cant go down?!
| I dont know what training you have had, an editor shouted, but has no one ever told you a death toll cant go down?!
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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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Hair follicle testing is also pointless, the guide says.
| Testing hair is also pointless, the guide says.
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As soon as the children at one primary school in Stirling hear the words daily mile, they down their pencils and head out of the classroom to start running laps around the school eld.
| As soon as the children at a primary school in Stirling, Scotland, hear the words daily mile, they leave the classroom and start running around the school eld.
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Reality meets talent show with no ending and the whole world watching.
| A reality show and a talent show, with no ending and the whole world watching.
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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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Two young mothers wheel their children into the square and stand in the sun.
| Two young mothers bring their children into the square and stand in the sun.
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Even Nigeria, with its oil wealth, spends only $650 per capita, Shepherd said.
| Even Nigeria, with its oil wealth, spends only $650 per person, Shepherd said.
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One key reason why air pollution kills 400,000 citizens annually is that car makers cheat the tests for diesel cars, causing many times more pollution on the road, said Greg Archer, the clean vehicles manager for Transport and Environment.
| One key reason why air pollution kills 400,000 European citizens each year is that car makers cheat the tests for diesel cars this causes much more pollution on the road, said Greg Archer, the clean vehicles manager for Transport and Environment.
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A further criticism is that the differences seen may result from different climates, soil types and crop varieties, and not from organic farming, though the researchers argue that combining many studies should average out these other differences.
| Another criticism of the research is that the differences it found may be the result of different climates, different types of soil and different types of crops; they may not be the result of organic farming.
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4C would likely be catastrophic rather than simply dangerous, Sherwood said.
| 4C would be catastrophic, not simply dangerous, Sherwood said.
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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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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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I wont touch those jobs anymore.
| I wont do those jobs anymore.
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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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There are now an estimated 1,500 wolves in Poland.
| There are now about 1,500 wolves in Poland.
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We know our country needs to change in the way it is governed and we know our country needs to change in who it is governed for.
| We know our country needs to change.
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Tatyana Bets was at work in the reception area of a hospital clinic in the centre of the city when the meteorite struck.
| Tatyana Bets was at work in the reception area of a hospital clinic in the centre of the city when the meteorite hit.
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The northern white rhino is the rarest species of African rhino.
| The northern white rhino is the rarest kind of African rhino.
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For example, it would make life difficult, if not impossible, in much of the tropics and would guarantee the eventual melting of the Greenland ice sheet and some of the Antarctic ice sheet, with sea levels rising by many metres as a result.
| For example, it would make life difficult, if not impossible, in much of the tropics and it would guarantee the eventual melting of the Greenland ice sheet and some of the Antarctic ice sheet.
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His billing, The Beale Street Blues Boy, was shortened to Blues Boy King and thence to BB.
| He was known as The Beale Street Blues Boy but this was shortened to Blues Boy King and then to BB.
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Audis were the favourite cars of 16% of winners, with Range Rovers and BMWs also popular purchases (11% each), as well as Mercedes (10%) and Land Rovers (5%).
| Audis were the favourite cars of 16% of winners, with Range Rovers and BMWs also popular (11% each), as well as Mercedes (10%) and Land Rovers (5%).
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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 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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The gap in physical prowess between children in the same class but born in different months was sometimes very wide.
| The gap in physical ability between children in the same class but born in different months was sometimes very wide.
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Among 6- to 7-year-olds, who have grown up with YouTube, Spotify music streaming and online television, the average DQ score was 98, higher than for those aged between 45 and 49, who scored an average of 96.
| In 6- to 7-year-olds, who have grown up with YouTube, Spotify music streaming and online television, the average DQ score was 98.
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For his part, Carlos Davila, who works for the Spanish Ornithological Society in Donana, was also alarmed at the proposal.
| Carlos Davila, who works for the Spanish Ornithological Society in Donana, was also alarmed at the idea.
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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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Solar energy will make up a third of Moroccos renewable energy supply by 2020, with wind and hydro taking the same share each.
| Solar energy will make up a third of Moroccos renewable energy supply by 2020.
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People have been digging metals and ores here since Roman times, after all.
| People have mined metals here since Roman times.
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The Spanish team started their work after a group of cavers stumbled upon two skeletons in a deep and complex cave system high up in the Cantabrian Mountains of northwest Spain in 2006.
| The Spanish team started their work after a group of cave explorers found two skeletons in a deep cave high up in the Cantabrian Mountains of northwest Spain in 2006.
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We are all in favour of anything that makes the referees job better and makes them more effective on the field of play, says Riley.
| It makes the referees job better and makes them more effective on the field of play, says Riley.
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Retailer Sports Direct recently became the focus of controversy on zero-hours when it emerged that the company employs around 20,000 of its 23,000 staff on the contracts.
| The retail company Sports Direct employs around 20,000 of its 23,000 staff on zero-hours contracts.
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To avoid the same fate, hes spending money to build a patio.
| To avoid the same problems, hes spending money to build a patio.
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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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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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There is a young guy asking me for advice because he wants to break my record.
| If there is a young guy who wants to break my record, I want to give him advice.
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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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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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We also have terri c public transport, with the underground working 24 hours at weekends, and it only costs 1 per trip.
| We also have terri c public transport the underground trains run 24 hours at weekends and it only costs 1 per trip.
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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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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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It still means fasting for some 18 hours a day, said Atif Jilani, who moved to Iqaluit from Toronto in 2015.
| They still have to fast for around 18 hours a day, said Atif Jilani, who moved to Iqaluit from Toronto.
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Asked whether he felt more comfortable being Captain Wales than Prince Harry, his reply was one of the most revealing he has given about his relationship with Prince Charles.
| When he was asked if he felt more comfortable being Captain Wales than Prince Harry, his reply was revealing.
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According to research by the International Council on Clean Transportation in 2014, actual nitrogen oxide emissions from cars are seven times higher than the 80mg/km standard, with some models running at 22 times above the recommended limit.
| According to research by the International Council on Clean Transportation in 2014, actual nitrogen oxide emissions from cars are seven times higher than the 80mg per kilometre standard and some cars are 22 times above the recommended limit.
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Kelley says the working day should be more forgiving of our natural rhythms.
| Kelley says the working day should be more linked to our natural rhythms.
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To be honest, I have never seen what my neighbours look like.
| I have never seen what my neighbours look like.
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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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The participants will include 64-year-old Modi, most of his government and, they hope, a range of celebrities.
| The participants will include 64-year-old Modi, most of his government and celebrities.
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It was important to me to leave an organization in the strongest possible shape and I believe I have done so.
| It was important to me to leave an organization in the strongest possible condition and I believe I have done so.
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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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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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Rodri, 37, London: Around 50% of a waiters income is tips Average tips: 60 per eight-hour shift I think they treat waiters best in ... the US Everything has got fairer since the tipping scandal was exposed in the summer of 2015.
| Rodri, 37, London: Around 50% of a waiters income is tips Average tips: 60 per eight-hour shift I think they treat waiters best in ... the US Everything has got fairer since the tipping scandal in the summer of 2015.
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We knew the books would be beautiful but we didnt realize it would be such a phenomenal success.
| We knew the books would be beautiful but we didnt realize they would be such a big success.
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Criminologists from around the world have been travelling to Switzerland over the past few years to see the development of the new method for themselves.
| Criminologists from around the world have been travelling to Switzerland over the past few years to see the new method.
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Ultimately, McKinlay believes, its essential that humans remain able to take control of their navigation.
| McKinlay believes humans must still able to take control of their navigation.
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So thats a lot of stories, thats a lot of individuals and thats a lot of love for their home city of Prague.
| So thats a lot of stories, thats a lot of people and thats a lot of love for their home city of Prague.
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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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Browning said: This research backs up what people think about organic food.
| Browning said: This research supports what people think about organic food.
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Memory researchers have always recognized that memory does not, as is often assumed, work like a video camera, faithfully recording all of the details of anything we experience.
| He added that memory researchers have always known that memory does not work like a video camera, recording all the details of anything we experience.
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If you have no fresh water and it doesnt rain for a few days, so you cant collect rainwater, you have basically had it.
| If you have no fresh water and it doesnt rain for a few days, so you cant collect rainwater, you will die.
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Macbeth will open in Singapore, Romeo and Juliet in Brussels.
| There will be performances of Macbeth in Singapore and Romeo and Juliet in Brussels.
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You have 20kg to 50kg of gear with you you cant be walking on the beach and decide you want to go in.
| You have 20kg to 50kg of gear with you you cant just walk on the beach and decide you want to go in.
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Is this the moment when streaming goes truly mainstream?
| Is this the moment when streaming goes mainstream?
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Figures show smoking levels in England are at their lowest since records began 19.5 per cent but we are determined to further reduce rates of smoking and believe this important step will help.
| Smoking levels in England are at their lowest since records began 19.5 per cent but we want to reduce the numbers of people smoking even more and believe this important step will help.
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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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I think its about communication and creating partnerships between the communities and the businesses.
| We can have clean air without noise problems I think its about communication and creating partnerships between the communities and the businesses.
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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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Same with yoga.
| It is the same with yoga yoga is for everybody.
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The fall of the Berlin Wall helped de ne Vienna as the hub for companies wanting to do business in Central Europe.
| The fall of the Berlin Wall helped make Vienna a centre for companies who want to do business in Central Europe.
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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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Smoker Neil Timms owns an English pub and met the smoking ban before, in England.
| Neil Timms owns an English pub and saw a smoking ban before, in England.
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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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Mitchell revealed only the name of the manuscript, From Me Flows What You Call Time, during a ceremony in the Norwegian woods next to where Patersons 1,000 trees are planted.
| Mitchell revealed only the name of the manuscript, From Me Flows What You Call Time, during a ceremony in the Norwegian woods next to where the 1,000 trees are planted.
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Wolves are along with the brown bear, the lynx and the wolverine Europes last large predator carnivores.
| The wolf, the brown bear, the lynx and the wolverine are Europes last large predator carnivores.
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But Bartho Boer, a spokesman for the Mayor, denies that the plans are illiberal.
| Bartho Boer, a spokesman for the Mayor, says that the plans are not illiberal.
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Most in Iqaluit adhere to the timetable followed by Muslims in Ottawa, some 1,300 miles south of the city following the advice of Muslim scholars who have said Muslims in the far north should observe Ramadan using the timetable of Mecca or the nearest Muslim city.
| This follows the advice of Muslim scholars who have said Muslims in the far north should observe Ramadan using the timetable of Mecca or the nearest Muslim city.
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Its crazy, really, having it at midnight the police must have more important things to do at night than be called to sales.
| Its crazy to have a sale at midnight the police have more important things to do at night than come to sales.
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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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The Globo newspaper listed a number of shortcomings in the 12 host cities.
| The Globo newspaper listed a number of problems in the 12 host cities.
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The move to bring BlackBerry to the iPhone is four or five years too late, says James Gooderson, an 18-year-old student who blogs on technology.
| The move to bring BlackBerry to the iPhone is four or five years too late, says James Gooderson, a technology blogger.
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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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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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Enter a department store and you will be watched.
| When you enter a department store, cameras are watching you.
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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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I work hard and am good at my job but, when PizzaExpress thinks it can get away with taking a percentage of our hard-earned tips left on a card, I get upset.
| I work hard and am good at my job but, when PizzaExpress thinks it can take a percentage of our tips, I get upset.
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Buildings warm up in a number of different ways.
| Buildings warm up in different ways.
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He hates the jungle because he says it implies the residents arent people.
| He hates the jungle because he says it sounds like the residents arent people.
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Anthony Joyce, a surfer who once had his foot caught in a sharks mouth, said: The number of sharks they are going to kill is going to make no difference in the scheme of things.
| Anthony Joyce, a surfer who once had his foot caught in a sharks mouth, said: The number of sharks they are going to kill is going to make no difference.
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It was during a nal-year project for his product design degree at the University of Limerick that Redmond produced the Express Dive.
| It was during a nal-year project for his degree that Redmond produced the Express Dive.
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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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Im always given a scenario, such as buying something from a speci c department or a new product range, but, within that framework, I can often buy whatever I want and keep it.
| Im always given a speci c task, such as buying something from a speci c department or a new product range, but I can often buy whatever I want and keep it.
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The report is being released at the start of the annual world water conference in Stockholm, Sweden, where 2,500 politicians, UN bodies, non-governmental groups and researchers from 120 countries meet to address global water supply problems.
| The report was released at the start of the annual world water conference in Stockholm, Sweden, where 2,500 politicians, UN groups, non-governmental groups and researchers from 120 countries met to discuss global water supply problems.
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The last things to go were the computer, replaced by a Qooq, a recipe tablet that connects slowly to the internet and the iPhone, swapped for an old Sagem mobile.
| His computer was replaced by a Qooq, a tablet that connects slowly to the internet and the iPhone, which he swapped for an old Sagem mobile.
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Money is not the only thing that de nes you, he said.
| Money is not the only thing, he said.
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According to the IUCN, as of 2013, the amount of the worlds oceans in marine protected areas was not even three per cent and less than one per cent of that is no take.
| According to the IUCN, in 2013, less than three per cent of the worlds oceans was in marine protected areas and less than one per cent of that is no take (no shing).
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For those aged 12 to 15, phone calls account for just 3% of time spent communicating through any device.
| But, now, for children aged 12 to 15, phone calls make up just 3% of time spent communicating through any device.
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The ndings seem to show that children born in the early months of the school year enjoy a double autumn advantage they are already known to have an academic advantage and, now, they also appear to be better equipped for sport, too.
| The ndings seem to show that children born in the early months of the school year enjoy a double autumn advantage we already know that they have an academic advantage and, now, they also seem to be better at sport, too.
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He said the message we need to save the planet slightly missed the point: The planet will get better; its us that wont be here because well destroy the environment.
| He said the message we need to save the planet was slightly wrong: The planet will get better; its us that wont be here because well destroy the environment.
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