Australian scientists first to grow Wuhan coronavirus outside China
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Chinese embassy to Denmark wants Jyllands-Posten to apologize for publishing a drawing that depicts China's flag with virus symbols instead of five stars
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NASA selects Axiom Space to build commercial space station module
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Here’s what the oft-cited R0 number tells us about the new outbreak—and what it doesn’t
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Trapped in Iran
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Too many of America’s smartest waste their talents
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How will you measure your life? Clayton Christensen’s advice on how to determine success.
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A journalist in Japan looks at how much single-use plastic he accumulates in a week, then attempts to spend a week without using any
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QAnon-ers’ magic cure for coronavirus: Just drink bleach!
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The Muslim world’s question: ‘What happened to us?’
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The mafia is more powerful than it’s ever been
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How capitalism broke young adulthood
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Uber tests feature allowing some California drivers to set fares
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Svalbard: Minute By Minute – Norway's state-owned NRK is about to air its longest and most ambitious show yet
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Boeing enjoys rare moment of brightness as massive 777X makes first flight
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Missouri charmer led double life, masterminded one of the biggest frauds in farm history
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Jumping worms are taking over North American forests
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A writer who’s afraid to tell people what they don’t want to hear has chosen the wrong trade
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Australia confirms first case of coronavirus as protective masks sell out
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You can track your assets, including everything from ROVs to containers anywhere in the world with Iridium’s new IoT tracking capability
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Bank isn’t happy with its owner
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Can you defeat the privacy chicken?
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Greenpeace loses Norway Arctic oil lawsuit appeal – Oslo appeals court approved Norway's plans for more oil exploration in the Arctic
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Do hierarchies lead to a stronger society?
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NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine on the year ahead: ‘A lot of things have to go right’
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The Hamilton Hustle
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Why we should change Australia Day ... to the fourth Friday in January
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DirecTV fears explosion risk from satellite with damaged battery
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Becoming a man
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America’s radioactive secret: Oil-and-gas wells produce nearly a trillion gallons of toxic waste a year
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Smartphones have blurred the distinction between different spaces by turning anywhere into a place you can work, watch TV/videos, talk with friends, and more
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In Paris, the rebuilding of Notre Dame is being shaped by history, myth, and Emmanuel Macron
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The secretive company that might end privacy as we know it
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Gender neutral toilets in use for first time at Australian Open
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Iceland's melting glaciers are nothing to panic about
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Norway made an outspoken right-wing lawmaker who once called wind turbines 'white monsters' its oil and energy minister
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Denmark's government wants a planned bridge over the Kattegat sea between Aarhus and Copenhagen to carry trains as well as cars, more than doubling the cost
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The Silicon Valley economy is here. And it’s a nightmare
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Prohibition was a failed US experiment in moral governance
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Three US airports to check passengers for a deadly Chinese coronavirus
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Power loss halves GEO satellite Eutelsat 5 West B capacity, while ESO hosted payload spared
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Sierra Nevada explores other uses of Dream Chaser
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Heathrow Airport installs anti-drone system to detect threats
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Weird indexing
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Which tech company is really the most evil?
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In France, an iconic restaurant loses its third Michelin star — pushing national strikes and Iran off the front page
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Critical Windows 10 exploit discovered which allows arbitrary software to be installed under the guise of Windows updates
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A Maine paper mill’s unexpected savior: China
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Incredible, secret firefighting mission saves famous Australian 'dinosaur trees'
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An examination of over 4700 clinical trials found that less than 45% of them reported their results on time, despite it being a legal requirement
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