Why Japan celebrates Christmas with KFC
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Miserable Christmas Day: Typhoon Phanfone kills at least sixteen in Philippines
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The hiding place: Inside the world's first long-term storage facilty for highly radioactive nuclear waste
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Big Pun - Brave in the heart (2000)
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Firefighters in Australia say situation 'out of control' as Prime Minister denies request for emergency aid
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For these species, their biological sex is the most consequential trait. (Extreme sexual dimorphism)
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Soviets in Afhghanistan: The invasion that changed everything
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The 2010s were another lost decade on climate change
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The debate over America’s drug-pricing system is built on myths
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The Texas Railroad Commission centennial documentary (1991)
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2019 in review: The year in math and computer science
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2019 in Light Novels - Isekai lull and romcom resurgence
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Deep-sea mining and the race to the bottom of the ocean
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The Original IBM PC 5150 - The story of the world's most influential computer
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Messaging app ToTok has been removed from the Apple and Google app stores following claims the United Arab Emirates government was using it to spy on people
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Cartoonist draws a happy ending for twins that he accidentally put on the "naughty list"
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Film: The reason some of the past was in HD
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Chris Morocco recreates Paul Hollywood's Cornish Pasties from taste | Reverse Engineering
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The most unlikely record in Melee: The complete history of Peach's Break The Targets world record
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Why do we move our hands when we talk?
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Alienated, alone and angry: What the digital revolution really did to us
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How do bullets work in video games?
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The Christmas Eve plot to blow up Napoleon
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Dead Cells - The Legacy Update - All previous major versions of the game are now available, using Steam's "betas" system
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Speedrunning is plagued with cheating, and technological advances are making it more and more difficult to detect
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When to stop paying for that subscription gift
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Book nooks: Take a look behind the 'small doors to imaginary spaces' within bookshelves
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The most important invention of the 20th century: Transistors
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Hong Kong protesters are using apps to avoid restaurants they suspect are pro-China
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Komsomolsk - Chiornyj Kvadrat ([Malevich's] Black Square) (2019)
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JK Rowling's Maya Forstater tweets support hostile work environments, not free speech
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Boeing's Starliner Capsule lands safely in New Mexico after OFT mission anomaly
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The performance advancements of the Radeon open-source OpenGL/Vulkan drivers over 2019
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What happened to giant Ekranoplans?
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How to escape a supernova: Stellar engines
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Sixteen significant gaming industry figures talk about some of the major trends and changes in gaming over the last decade
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AirPods Pro Bluetooth audio latency analysis
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Turn an MRE into a three-course meal? | Emmy makes a Meal-Ready-to-Eat fancy
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Snow machines and fleece blankets: Inside the ski industry's battle with climate change
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Redbox is selling off its video game stock at steep discounts (COD:MW - $29.99, Death Stranding - $24.99)
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The law that helped the internet flourish now undermines democracy
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Boeing’s push to make training profitable may have left 737 Max pilots unprepared
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Osteopathic physician Joseph Mercola, who has made millions selling natural health products, has contributed more than 40% of the funding ($2.9M) for a prominent anti-vaccine group
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The art of dying
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What if the nuke was never invented?
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Cloudflare: First Half 2019 Transparency Report and an Update on a Warrant Canary
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The time when capitalism went too far
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"Mapping Imaginary Cities" by Mouse Reeve
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One nation, tracked : An investigation into the smartphone tracking industry
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