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California Court Upholds Auto Technicians’ Flag Bonus Pay System
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Big Bear Eagles Jackie and Shadow Set Nesting Record with 28 Sticks
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Amazon Sells Sonos Era 300 at Zero Profit, Clears Inventory
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AlphaFold’s Impact on Protein Science and AI Privacy Concerns
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Little Wish Foundation Drives Joy for Pediatric Cancer Patients
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NASA’s Fermi Telescope Detects Potential Evidence of Dark Matter
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A groundbreaking study from the Institut Pasteur has revealed how aminoglycoside antibiotics penetrate bacterial cells, a discovery that could significantly enhance their effectiveness against...
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Astronomers have successfully observed the initial shape of a star explosion for the first time, providing new insights into the complex dynamics of supernovae....
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A team of astronomers from the University of Hawaiʻi Mānoa has achieved a significant milestone in astrophysics by mapping the three-dimensional structure of a...
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A recent study conducted by the Complexity Science Hub in collaboration with TU Graz has unveiled how individuals belonging to multiple marginalized groups face...
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A research team at the University of Alberta has identified a crucial role for brain molecules known as gangliosides, which could lead to new...
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New research has revealed that Neanderthals demonstrated artistic capabilities previously unrecognized. A study led by Francesco d’Errico, a paleoarchaeologist at University of Bordeaux, found...
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UPDATE: A shocking new poll from UC Berkeley and the Los Angeles Times reveals that only 1% of California Republicans consider climate change a...
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URGENT UPDATE: New evidence has emerged revealing that Neolithic communities in northeastern France engaged in brutal warfare, including the mutilation of prisoners of war....
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Neanderthals living 125,000 years ago in what is now modern-day Germany may have developed an organized process to extract and consume fat from animal...
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Neanderthals in central Germany, 125,000 years ago, employed a sophisticated method of food preparation by systematically extracting fat from the bones of large animals...
