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Testing Flex Glue, JB Weld, Gorilla and Loctite to Destruction
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'With bloody screwdriver and flashlight in hand, I searched for the modem'[2013]
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Lost, stolen, blown up and fed to pigs: the greatest missing masterpieces (2018)
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Called the wrong name at work? Awkward
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German politicians targeted in mass data attack
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Gadgets: the hardest thing to make now is a profit
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Narrator of 133-hour audiobook proclaims boom in 'evolving art'
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Australian man screaming at spider triggers full police response
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'It's a free-for-all': shutdown brings turmoil to beloved US national parks
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I thought online fakes would cause an infopocalypse
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Turning water into wine: how did simple H2O become a luxury commodity?
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Protein mania: the rich world’s new diet obsession
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World of Warcraft's pacifist panda player levels up by picking flowers (2016)
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Brexit freight ferry firm appears all geared up – to deliver pizzas
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"All Utricularia are carnivorous and capture small organisms by means of bladder-like traps. ... [These] are recognized as one of the most sophisticated structures in the plant kingdom."
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Bladderwort
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Mycorrhizal network
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The Chytridiomycota (2012)
(website.nbm-mnb.ca)
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Fungi which trap and consume nematode worms
(microbewiki.kenyon.edu)
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That's quite a wonderful story - in particular: "Solving any of the problems was rewarded with prizes ... For problem 153, which was later recognized as being closely related to Stefan Banach's "basis problem", Stan
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How to get better at decluttering
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UK invests millions in micro-robots able to work in dangerous sites
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From 'rice bunny' to 'back up the car': China's year of censorship
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Cane toads snake a ride on python to escape storm in northern Australia
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No-deal Brexit ferry company owns no ships and has never run Channel service
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Food waste chief to target 'scandal' of 250m binned UK meals
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Yeah, I find the name very off-putting. It just doesn't sound professional, and I can't picture myself explaining to a client that I would be providing them with Full Metal Jacket source files. In particular, in the UK, I suspect
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I think the UK definitely benefits from being much much smaller, and the emergency services much more tightly integrated, so rolling out new numbers is not as huge an endeavour as it would be in the States.
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Actually, it's probably worth mentioning that I grew up in Scotland. Different school systems, of course.
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The Wikipedia page for Minitel is fascinating: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minitel It also answers the question of why '3615 SM' - 3615 was the code to dial to access Minitel, and Minitel services were ofte
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