Study urges shift to digital platforms for English learning in China
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To slang or not to slang? That is the question for marketing pros
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Expanding the search for quantum-ready 2D materials
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Can entrepreneurship be taught? Here's the neuroscience
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Collagen Production and Skin Renewal Directly Respond to Amount of Vitamin C We Consume: Study
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An 800-Year-Old Design Reveals a Lost Trojan Tale in a Roman Mosaic
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What lies beneath Greenland could change what we know about rising seas
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Older chemical libraries show promise for fighting resistant strains of COVID-19 virus
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Review offers new ideas for improving photosynthesis in agricultural environments
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Complex incentives shape worker effort, for better or worse
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Powerful 7.6 quake strikes off Japan, tsunami warning lifted
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Mysterious 'demon monolith' adorned with screaming faces and twisted bodies appears in California desert
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Ancient Dirty Dishes May Be Misleading Archaeologists and Rewriting History
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CDT1 overexpression suppresses DNA replication and triggers DNA damage linked to cancer, finds study
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Your Dog May Look Sad When You Are Happy and Vice Versa — Here’s Why
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Two Nova Explosions Reveal Never-Before-Seen Structures in Stellar Blasts
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Uncovering harvest and nutrient strategies to boost bioenergy profits
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New model describes how reaction-diffusion networks develop 'foams'
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Global shift to sustainable pest management expected to yield long-term benefits
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RoboCrop: Teaching robots how to pick tomatoes
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From fullerenes to 2D structures: A unified design principle for boron nanostructures
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A new nuclear 'island' where magic numbers break down
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Genomic discovery could save farmers millions by preventing groundnut sprouting before harvest
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Olfaction written in bones: New insights into the evolution of the sense of smell in mammals
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Engineering analysis of Thrinaxodon fossils uncovers unexpectedly advanced hearing in early mammal kin
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Huge relatives of white sharks lived earlier than thought
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How key pre-emergence herbicides differ in action against blackgrass
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Bacterium's molecular speargun defense may leave it exposed to antibiotics
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Parasitic fungus may have emerged 18 million years before the ants with which it lives today
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Hidden mega-structures beneath Egypt's Giza pyramids are 'confirmed' by scientists
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Sum-frequency microscope can image an invisible 2D material
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A geometric recipe for stabilizing atomically thin metals
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For the First Time, Mutations in a Single Gene Have Been Linked to Mental Illness
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UFO whistleblower claims Trump was 'fully briefed' on alien hybrids living among humans
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Parental child abduction: Why extending criminalization is not the answer
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Warm oceans seem to be turning even 'weak' cyclones into deadly rainmakers
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Are sanctuary policing policies no more than a public relations facade?
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How microtubules take part in cellular signal processing
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Inequalities exist in even the most egalitarian societies, anthropologists find
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Gauging success after release from prison: New study measures outcomes in six life domains
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Public welfare policy benefits public safety
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Rapid-fire earthquakes jolt California shaking thousands in just eight hours
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Millions of liters of medical imaging contrast media contribute to environmental pollution, study reveals
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New analysis of home sales makes economic case for resilient coastal forests
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Quantifying unknown quantum states: Study explores effectiveness of existing methods
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Axolotls regenerate functional thymus after complete removal
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NASA-JAXA XRISM finds elemental bounty in supernova remnant
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Estimating the number of flying insects in the US using weather radar
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Tiny turbulent whirls keep the Arctic ocean flowing
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Plant-virus proteins guide gold nanoparticles into eco-friendly sheets for solar tech
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Record-breaking cosmic explosion challenges astronomers' understanding of gamma-ray bursts
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AI maps gene redundancies to guide crop improvement
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Novel compound attacks tuberculosis bacteria's ATP synthase, showing promise against drug resistance
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Archaeologists use lasers to locate ancient settlements and artifacts on Greek Islands
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Did you solve it? The forgotten Dutch invention that created the modern world
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NYC congestion pricing cuts air pollution by 22% in Manhattan, study finds
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Hayli Gubbi's explosive first impression
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A cosmic collision reveals how black holes really behave
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How student writing has evolved in the AI era
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Coffee scraps help blueberries stay fresher, longer
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Her food cravings vanished on Mounjaro then roared back
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China outlines future plans in new video, including finding Earth 2.0
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'Whiteout Monday' set for nine US states as winter storms unleash up to TWO FEET of snow
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NASA selects two instruments for Artemis IV lunar surface science
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Scientists enhance the flavor of carob-based chocolate alternatives with novel methods
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Mars’ largest river systems revealed: Insights into ancient water, sediment deposits, and potential habitability for past life
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Shining a spotlight on polyploid cells: New tool uncovers spatial patterns of DNA content across tissues
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The 'hobbits' mysteriously disappeared 50,000 years ago. Our new study reveals what happened to their home
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Three Generations Built the Pyramids of Giza Over Time, But How Is Debated
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Possible ancient artifacts are found in a B.C. thrift shop—and archaeology scholars are on the case
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