The Abilene paradox
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Marvel Rivals | Official announcement trailer
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Jacques - Porte s'ouvre (2022)
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The Spider Within: A Spiderverse story
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VHEMT: the Voluntary Human Extinction Movement
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Recent ‘MFA bombing’ attacks targeting Apple users
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How the entire country of Denmark became a company town – economists warn of "Nokia-style" overdependence on a single sector with Ozempic boom
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What libraries risk when they go entirely digital
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Kinds of Kindness | Official teaser trailer
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Transit study recommends new express bus service to Kansas City International Airport
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How to escape from the Iron Age? We cannot lower carbon emissions if we keep producing steel with fossil fuels.
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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in food packaging: Migration, toxicity, and management strategies
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Remedy's multiplayer Control spinoff ‘Condor’ won't be free to play – expect a 'lower initial price' followed by live service updates
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A collection of stories about kindness at work
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Bank of Canada says the country faces a productivity 'emergency'
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Qualcomm says most Windows games should ‘just work’ on its unannounced Arm laptops
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Baldur's Gate 3: Director Swen Vincke answers all our questions about foregoing DLC, AAA development, and more
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Historic covered bridges in the US are under threat by truck drivers relying on GPS meant for cars
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Hackers found a way to open any of three million hotel keycard locks in seconds
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The mystery of spinors
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JUDAS - Geoff Keighley plays Ken Levine's [Bioshock] new game in Boston
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Ericsson will lay off about 1,200 employees in Sweden as the telecommunications company faces slowed demand for its 5G equipment
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When you make a mathematical knot using elastic material you get jumping loops, and challenging puzzles
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PlayStation Portal sales continue to impress despite skepticism
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Rulers and Power | Mary Beard and David Mitchell
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As news deserts expand, US student journalists step up
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Joe Biden administration commits $6B to cut US emissions from high-carbon industries
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Playtron’s wildly ambitious gaming OS aims to unite stores, lure “core casuals”
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Spotting visual signs of gentrification at scale
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Rumor: Insider claims Xbox handheld under development
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Apple releases macOS Sonoma 14.4.1 with fix for USB hub bug, and Java crashes
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A university librarian asks: How do we rescue the past?
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After Appalachian hospitals merged into a monopoly, their emergency departments slowed to a crawl
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Why Ireland’s housing bubble burst
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Cutting-edge tech made the Netherlands a major exporter of food (2022)
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Dune, Islam and religion
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SNES piracy in the 1990s - disk copiers
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Finland's proposed labour reforms risk doing more harm than good
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Apple has kept an illegal monopoly over smartphones in US, Justice Department says in antitrust suit
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The Penguin | Official teaser
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Germany’s solar panel industry, once a leader, is getting squeezed
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NASCAR acquires the first paved track it ever raced on
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‘X-Men ’97’ bridges the X-Men’s past and future
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Vitamin D: the basics, Shannon’s story, the evidence
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The virtue of slow writers
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Do artifacts have politics? (1980)
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From ‘crookies’ to flavored versions: The French croissant reinvents itself to battle American snacks and attract Gen Z
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Valorant - Clove (New Agent) reveal
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Can a movie change the law? The 1961 film 'Victim' isn't just a tense thriller, it was crafted to serve as a stealthy challenge to a British law that criminalized the very existence of homosexuals.
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State Farm shedding 72,000 home insurance policies in California
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