Earth is missing a huge part of its crust. Now we may know why.
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How a Chase Bank chairman helped the deposed shah of Iran enter the US
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Common gas market for Finland, Estonia and Latvia launches following the completion of the Balticonnector pipeline last month
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Pagal Records: Awara Sound - Disco Erc (2020)
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What are lost continents, and why are we discovering so many?
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic has arrived in Italy for a medical ahead of rejoining AC Milan
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New South Wales and Victoria just jumped 1.8 metres north
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Denmark sources record 47% of power from wind in 2019 – boosted by steep cost reductions and improved offshore technology
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The case of Leopold and Loeb
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In 2020, skip your resolutions—Embrace a vice
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Nothing defines the 2010s
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The man who made Wolfenstein
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Opera introduces web browser designed for gamers
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Thousands of Google’s cafeteria workers have unionized
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The making of Outer Wilds
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Pitchers and catchers report in forty-one days!
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge unveil a global prize to tackle climate issues in the next decade
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A California church raised money to pay off the medical debts of 5,555 struggling Los Angeles–area residents, wiping out more than $5 million in bills.
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How Germany reacted to Dortmund's coup – teenage sensation Erling Haaland's shock move to the Bundesliga is dominating the sports pages
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Prosperous Universe - This deep simulation of space economics is surprisingly compelling
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The Principle of Charitable Interpretation
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How my daughter disrupted my politics
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New Zealand 'blanketed' by smoke and dust from raging NSW and QLD bushfires
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Top ten web design styles of 1993 (Vernacular Web 3) - Prof. Dr. Style
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Inside TurboTax’s twenty-year fight to stop Americans from filing their taxes for free
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But why is Riverdale's writing so cringey?
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Top 25-ish Anime of the Decade - Glass Reflection
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The neuroscience of breaking out of negative thinking (and how to do it in under thirty seconds)
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Every year's most iconic video game since 1979 explained
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Martin Denny - Was It Really Love (1969)
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Why it's already 2020
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The battle to save America's undercover spies in the digital age
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Blake Rules and Netherfriends - The Best Pizza I Ever Had (2018)
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The lesson that market leaders are failing to learn form Xerox PARC
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Sonos's “recycle mode” intentionally bricks devices so they can't be reused
@atomicthumbs: Sonos states on their website that "sustainability is non-negotiable," and that they design products to minimize impact, but I work at an e-waste recycler and have demonstrable proof this is false. Sonos's "recycle mode" intentionally bricks good devices so they can't be reused.
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How an Alzheimer’s ‘cabal’ thwarted progress toward a cure
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China convicts three researchers involved in gene-edited babies
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Tight breeches and loose gowns: Going deep on the fashion of Jane Austen
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Animation of first crewed flight of Falcon 9 & Crew Dragon in 2020
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Starliner in good shape after shortened test flight
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Komsomolsk - Mozgi & DIenjgi (Brains & Money) (2017)
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Erythranthe Peregrina - The flower species born from a sterile hybrid. Twice.
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The decade in fashion: These were the trendsetters in an ever-shifting parade of fashion
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The economics of poverty
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Blind bags: How toy makers are making a fortune with child gambling
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Making carbonated water by burning diamonds
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I sold microwave meals on Deliveroo
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The year in tiny video game text, 2019
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2019: A year in The Verge illustrations
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SpaceX set for record-breaking 2020 manifest
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