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The Arctic Could Be Ice-Free In The Summer By 2030s, Say Scientists
Scientists announced Tuesday that the Arctic Ocean's ice cap will disappear in the summer as early as the 2030s, ten years earlier than anticipated.
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Trump Ordered 300 Hamburgers, French Fries For Football Team "Because..."
US Shutdown: With White House residence staff among those hit by the US government shutdown, Donald Trump personally ordered in an "all American" feast of burgers and pizza on Monday for a visiting football team.
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Inside Trump's Financial Ties To Russia And His Unusual Flattery Of Vladimir Putin
Donald Trump was in his element, mingling with beauty pageant contestants and business tycoons as he brought his Miss Universe pageant to Russia for a much-anticipated Moscow debut. Nonetheless, Trump was especially eager for the presence of another honored guest: Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Buying, Selling Were Goals At Trump University
When Donald Trump introduced his new university from the lobby of his famous tower, he declared that it would be unlike any of his other ventures.
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102-Year-Old German Woman to Receive Doctorate, 77 Years After Nazi Blocked It
A 102-year-old German woman is set to become the oldest person to receive a doctorate which will be awarded to her by the Hamburg University next week, 77 years after the Nazis blocked it because she was Jewish.
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Scientist Treated for Ebola Cured: German Hospital
A scientist who was infected with Ebola while working for the World Health Organization in Sierra Leone has recovered and been discharged from a German hospital.
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When six years is still too early; German parents delay school
"He needed an extra year to play and grow," Cathrin Wesenberg said of her son Ole. While parents elsewhere are often accused of pushing their children, she is part of a trend in Germany to defer the start of school.
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$300,000 burger: short on flavour, say tasters
They bit, they chewed, but had hoped for more flavour. Two volunteers who participated in the first public frying of hamburger grown in a lab said Monday that it had the texture of meat but was short of flavour because of the lack of fat.
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Donkey, buffalo found in South African meat products
Donkey, water buffalo and other unconventional ingredients have been found in almost two thirds of hamburgers and sausages tested in South Africa, a study released on Tuesday showed.
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Google to open research institute
Berlin's oldest university says it is partnering with Google and three German institutions to start a research institute.
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Google to open research institute
Berlin's oldest university says it is partnering with Google and three German institutions to start a research institute.
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The Arctic Could Be Ice-Free In The Summer By 2030s, Say Scientists
Scientists announced Tuesday that the Arctic Ocean's ice cap will disappear in the summer as early as the 2030s, ten years earlier than anticipated.
-
Trump Ordered 300 Hamburgers, French Fries For Football Team "Because..."
US Shutdown: With White House residence staff among those hit by the US government shutdown, Donald Trump personally ordered in an "all American" feast of burgers and pizza on Monday for a visiting football team.
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Inside Trump's Financial Ties To Russia And His Unusual Flattery Of Vladimir Putin
Donald Trump was in his element, mingling with beauty pageant contestants and business tycoons as he brought his Miss Universe pageant to Russia for a much-anticipated Moscow debut. Nonetheless, Trump was especially eager for the presence of another honored guest: Russian President Vladimir Putin.
-
Buying, Selling Were Goals At Trump University
When Donald Trump introduced his new university from the lobby of his famous tower, he declared that it would be unlike any of his other ventures.
-
102-Year-Old German Woman to Receive Doctorate, 77 Years After Nazi Blocked It
A 102-year-old German woman is set to become the oldest person to receive a doctorate which will be awarded to her by the Hamburg University next week, 77 years after the Nazis blocked it because she was Jewish.
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Scientist Treated for Ebola Cured: German Hospital
A scientist who was infected with Ebola while working for the World Health Organization in Sierra Leone has recovered and been discharged from a German hospital.
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When six years is still too early; German parents delay school
"He needed an extra year to play and grow," Cathrin Wesenberg said of her son Ole. While parents elsewhere are often accused of pushing their children, she is part of a trend in Germany to defer the start of school.
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$300,000 burger: short on flavour, say tasters
They bit, they chewed, but had hoped for more flavour. Two volunteers who participated in the first public frying of hamburger grown in a lab said Monday that it had the texture of meat but was short of flavour because of the lack of fat.
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Donkey, buffalo found in South African meat products
Donkey, water buffalo and other unconventional ingredients have been found in almost two thirds of hamburgers and sausages tested in South Africa, a study released on Tuesday showed.
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Google to open research institute
Berlin's oldest university says it is partnering with Google and three German institutions to start a research institute.
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Google to open research institute
Berlin's oldest university says it is partnering with Google and three German institutions to start a research institute.
