Alternative facts - How the media failed Julian Assange
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The return of silvopasture
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America doesn't know tofu
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The age of average
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Where should WoW Classic go next – an open letter
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Turing test
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Why Sweden punches above its weight in music
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The incredible disappearing doomsday
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Child labor laws are under attack in states across the country
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Why are all action heroes named Jack, James, or John?
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Banking in very uncertain times
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A weapon to surpass Metal Gear
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'Gone With the Wind': The explosive lost scenes. A never-revealed war over slavery's depiction. Rhett Butler's suicidal intentions. A rediscovered script reveals what didn't make final cut.
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The reaction economy
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Seeing more whole
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First account of apparent alloparental care of a long-finned pilot whale calf by a female killer whale near Snæfellsnes, in west Iceland
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'Landlords are a scum class': Everything I've learnt about London renting
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Dan Wang's 2022 letter
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Giant California greenhouse signals a big bet on cannabis legalization
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The vertical farming bubble is finally popping
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Party patellas: The knee makeup fad of the '20s and '60s
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Alone and exploited, migrant children work brutal jobs across the US
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The internet is already over
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The blast furnace - 800 years of technology improvement
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The fediverse is already dead
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How should we think about our different styles of thinking?
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Ninety-four women allege a Utah doctor sexually assaulted them. Here’s why a judge threw out their case.
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The campaign to sabotage Texas’ public schools
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Worried that technology is ‘breaking your brain’? Fears about attention spans and focus are as old as writing itself.
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The unfathomable scale of the Brussels Palace of Justice
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What is ChatGPT doing … and why does it work?
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Long COVID now looks like a neurological disease, helping doctors to focus treatments
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Over-reliance on English hinders cognitive science
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When Leo Babler was born with a deadly genetic disorder his parents built an adventure van, and made sure their son experienced the most beautiful wild places in the country during the time they had
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How do pandemics begin? There's a new theory — and a new strategy to thwart them
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A Black professor trapped in anti-racist hell
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Money laundering and AML compliance
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Our pride, our joy: An intersectional constructivist grounded theory analysis of resources that promote resilience in SGM communities
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Raising the dead
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‘This could be a career ender’: Elizabeth Banks risks it all for the gory, R-rated ‘Cocaine Bear’
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Harrison Ford: “I know who the f*** I am”
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The story behind the Packing Chromatic paper
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Crushed
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Shipping graphing calculator
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UnitedHealthcare tried to deny coverage to a chronically ill US patient. He fought back, exposing the insurer’s inner workings.
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A murder roils the cycling world: In gravel racing—the sport’s hottest category—the killing has exposed a lot of dirt
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The incentive problem at the heart of the American justice system
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Anker finally comes clean about its Eufy security cameras
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The Violin Doctor. He’s trusted to repair some of the world’s most fabled — and expensive — instruments. How does John Becker manage to unlock the sound of a Stradivarius?
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New Yorkers never came ‘flooding back.’ Why did rents go up so much?
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