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MasterCard Facing Damages Claim of $18B Over High Swipe Fees(wsj.com)
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Despite wealth Germany struggles with illiteracy(dw.com)
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I wonder what those elements are?
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Hacker releases cell phone numbers, personal emails of House Democrats(edition.cnn.com)
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12 Lessons of Waking Up at 4:30 A.m. For 21 Days(medium.com)
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Nobel laureate’s death highlights struggles at Egyptian science hub(nature.com)
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The kissing bug carries a unicellular organism called Trypanosoma cruzi [1], which is what causes the human disease. T. cruzi is transmitted by the kissing bug into the human host, where it can remain dormant for years while completing its
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Plant and animal DNA suggests first Americans took the coastal route(nature.com)
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The Naturalness Criterion and Physics at the LHC (2008)(arxiv.org)
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The US is the only developed country that doesn’t guarantee paid maternity leave(theguardian.com)
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What Is Knot Theory? Why Is It in Mathematics? [pdf](sci.osaka-cu.ac.jp)
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Human-Neanderthal gene variance is involved in autism(medicalxpress.com)
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Homes in wealthier neighborhoods found to harbor more arthropod species(phys.org)
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The “American dream” is not alive in Denmark(theatlantic.com)
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There is the Blue card, seems easy to get compared to the U.S. "green card". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Card_(European_Union)
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Sounds like a lot. For a comparison, how many startups are there in Silicon Valley?
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Associations between genetics and traits (such as diseases, height, etc) are already very common in science. One of the main problems is that you need extremely large sample sizes to see any effect. These kind of studies are called genome-w
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Why is there no von Neumann probe on Ceres?(arxiv.org)
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Don’t think too positive(aeon.co)
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Visiting New York Showed Me Why I Left(nymag.com)
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Clinton campaign – and some cyber experts – say Russia is behind email release(washingtonpost.com)
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Issa bill would kill a big H-1B loophole(computerworld.com)
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The Fall of Perl, the Web's Most Promising Language (2014)(fastcompany.com)
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Boston’s Methadone Mile(bostonglobe.com)
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Operation Paperclip (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Pilots Flying Old F-4 Fighters Were the Turkish President’s Most Loyal(warisboring.com)
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It doesn't seem like a "tremendously empowering force for its followers prosperity" today.
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A New Service Alerts You When Someone Uses Your Social Security Number(wired.com)
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SoftBank CEO Son says ARM a multi-decade bet on the Internet of things(zdnet.com)
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Google: Government requests for user data hit all-time high in second half 2015(zdnet.com)
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