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A riveting ISIS story, told in a Times podcast, falls apart (Caliphate podcast)
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A year of spaced repetition software in the classroom
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MLB is finally recognizing the Negro Leagues as the Major Leagues they always were
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The fraying of the US Global Currency Reserve System
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Understanding ProRAW: A journey into cameras, RAW, and a look at what makes ProRAW so special
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How science beat the virus
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How the Kingston coal ash spill unearthed a nuclear nightmare
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Calculus explained and illustrated
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Effective Scala
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FSB team of chemical weapon experts implicated in Alexey Navalny Novichok poisoning
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Privacy is power
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Survey Chicken
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The rise and fall of Ambrosia Software
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Cameras and lenses
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The games people play with cash flow
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Inside the surprisingly big business of UK packaged ice
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Being-in-the-room privilege: Elite capture and epistemic deference
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The man who found Forrest Fenn's treasure
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This and that: The duality of Gene Luen Yang
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My family’s slave
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The Skeleton Lake - Genetic analysis of human remains found in the Himalayas has raised baffling questions about who these people were and why they were there
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Volleyball star Hayley Hodson had it all, until blows to her head changed everything
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Typeset in the Future on Star Trek: The Motion Picture
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The erosion of deep literacy
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The great Buenos Aires bank heist
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Ethics in strategy gaming, part 2: Colonization
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How Joe Biden can ensure federal agencies fight climate change
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An in-depth exploration of the virtual economy
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Logging in to get kicked out: Inside America's virtual eviction crisis
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How the CCP does job promotions
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Drone sightings caused Gatwick airport to close for two days in 2018, but despite a lengthy police investigation, no culprit was ever found. So what exactly did people see in the Sussex sky?
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Gamedev from scratch 0: Groundwork
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The impact of toxic influencers on communities
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The scammer who wanted to save his country
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Sex, lies and video games: Oomba was a startup designed to make a lot of money from the games industry — instead, everyone played each other
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Illuminating Kirinyaga - Meaning and knowing in Mount Kenya’s forests
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From Xenogears to Xenoblade: The history of Monolith Soft
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David Fincher’s impossible eye
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Patrick Collison's bookshelf
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How Nintendo has hurt the Smash community
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Pakistan’s government uses the internet as a means of exerting control — and in a remote part of the country, citizens are starting to fight back
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Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla and the unfortunate implications
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The secrets of Monkey Island’s source code
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Sega VR revived: emulating an unreleased Genesis accessory with the help of Nuclear Rush's source code
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The last children of Down Syndrome
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Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition - Anniversary Update, including new Battle Royale mode, Anniversary Event, Quick Play, and more
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Reverse engineering a forgotten 1970s Intel dual core beast: 8271, a new ISA
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Remote learning is here to stay — can we make it better?
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Reddit quarantined: Can changing platform affordances reduce hateful material online?
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