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Dali helps scientists crack our brain code
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Apple should pay more tax, says co-founder Wozniak
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How Frozen's Elsa helped a little girl with albinism
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The Drug-Making Process Is Slow and Wasteful–This Machine Could Fix That
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Theranos Is Under Investigation for Fraud, Which Is Weird for a Private Company
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Why babies are sleeping in boxes
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Huge leap to mass produced platelets
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SpaceX rocket launches inflatable room to the ISS
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Panama Papers: How a British man, 90, covered for a US millionaire
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Promising lab-grown skin sprouts hair and grows glands in mice
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GlaxoSmithKline to 'drop patents in poor countries for better drug access'
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Tesla Model 3 pitched as an 'affordable' electric car
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Vaxxed: Tribeca festival withdraws MMR film
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The nuclear industry: a small revolution
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Risky Rats Give Clues on Brain Circuitry Behind Taking a Chance
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The battery charger that makes you run and run.. and run
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Frog foam could deliver drug therapy
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Paint drying test boost to nanotech
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Powa: The startup that fell to earth
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Supercomputer copies whole-body blood flow
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Islamic art inspires stretchy, switchable materials
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Valeant shares dive as it cuts forecast
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Gum disease link to Alzheimer's, research suggests
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Google artificial intelligence Go battle kicks off in Seoul
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Wow, who expect that a modern business leaders can learn from the Rome Empire. This quote: "They were just incredibly good at co-opting people and ideas” also remind me other multicultural army - Austro-Hungarian Empire Army befor the
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Yes, I agree but, most italian people do not drink cappuccino afternoon. They usually drink essperso, but I understand that this concept is relate with tourists. But in the end you never feel culture of any coutry if your only aim in Rome
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I think that Starbucks could win in Italy. No in a caffe category but in service (free wi-fi, etc). But also normaly italian peoples want from barista somthings more (they treat them like: mom) so in this category Starbuck do not win. Even
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In my opinion is true that, for just be entrepreneur you do not need MBA level. Yes, of course in any high level of Corp or big well organised company it is helpful (especially when company hires 1k peoples). But when you started as little
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Yes, that could be also good explanation. I assume also that China, India etc. have completely different genetic population than europe populationes. This is important at clinical trials or bioequivalence study because some drugs substances
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In my opinion not always "climate change" but one of the main factor. For me main factor is opportunity to moder human to acclimate for this factores. Yes, climate changes are important but more value is respond for that e.g. bett
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