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She has a series of adventures as Johansson until she is eventually found out and, in the end, dies in a car crash.
| She has many adventures as Johansson and, in the end, dies in a car crash.
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Among 6- to 7-year-olds, who have grown up with YouTube, Spotify music streaming and online television, the average DQ score was 98, higher than for those aged between 45 and 49, who scored an average of 96.
| In 6- to 7-year-olds, who have grown up with YouTube, Spotify music streaming and online television, the average DQ score was 98.
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Cafe_ Rouge, Bella Italia and Belgo deduct 10%, as do Strada and Giraffe, which is owned by Tesco.
| Cafe_ Rouge, Bella Italia and Belgo deduct 10%; Strada and Giraffe do, too.
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After the disaster, Spain woke up to the fact that it possessed a place of real ecological importance and did a lot to clean it up and protect it, he added.
| After the disaster, Spain realized that it had a place of real ecological importance and did a lot to clean it up and protect it, he added.
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But the same people who painted such sensitive portraits of Ice Age rhinos helped to kill them off.
| But the same people who painted such sensitive pictures of Ice Age rhinos helped to kill them all.
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For the past ten years, the US National Park Service has recorded sound levels at more than 600 sites across the US, including Yosemite in California, Yellowstone and Denali in Alaska.
| For the past ten years, the US National Park Service has recorded sound levels at more than 600 parks in the US, including Yosemite in California, Yellowstone and Denali in Alaska.
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Lovemore, 74, from Zimbabwe, has become one of the poorest people in his village.
| Lovemore, from Zimbabwe, is now one of the poorest people in his village.
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It is possible that this approach could be used to decode information about what words a person is hearing, reading or possibly even thinking, said Alexander Huth, the rst author on the study.
| It is possible that we could use this technology to decode information about what words a person is hearing, reading or possibly even thinking, said Alexander Huth, the main author of the study.
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The other group did a ten-minute warm-up on the bike, followed by four minutes of Tabata intervals, four times a week plus one 30-minute session of steady exercise with two minutes of intervals.
| The other group did a ten-minute warm-up on the bike, then four minutes of Tabata training, four times a week plus one 30-minute session of exercise with two minutes of Tabata.
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There is a tendency among some local authorities and organizations to treat e-cigarettes as cigarettes and ban them in public places and outdoors, he said.
| Some local authorities and organizations treat e-cigarettes like cigarettes they ban them in public places and outdoors, he said.
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We spend hundreds of millions of pounds with local suppliers on milk, cakes and sandwiches, and on store design and renovations.
| Starbucks spends hundreds of millions of pounds with local suppliers on milk, cakes and sandwiches, and on store design and improvements.
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If the amount of food wasted around the world were reduced by just 25%, there would be enough food to feed all the people who are malnourished, according to the UN.
| If we reduced the amount of food we wasted around the world by just 25%, there would be enough food to feed all the hungry people in the world.
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To add to the companys problems, McDonalds hamburgers were recently named the worst in America in a poll of more than 32,000 American diners, who said they would rather eat a burger at Five Guys, Smashburger or Fuddruckers.
| Another problem is that McDonalds hamburgers were recently named the worst in America in a poll of more than 32,000 American diners they said they would rather eat a burger at Five Guys, Smashburger or Fuddruckers.
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In London, they are also creating a 37-screen pop-up cinema, one screen to showcase each of Shakespeares plays, along the South Bank.
| In London, they are also creating a 37-screen pop-up cinema, one screen to show each of Shakespeares plays.
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From 2007, when just 13 rhinos were killed by poachers in South Africa, the killings have grown horri cally.
| In 2007, 13 rhinos were killed by poachers in South Africa.
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Food waste is happening in countries where people can afford to throw away food.
| Food waste is happening in countries where people have more money, so they can throw away food.
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Needle in a haystack With modern technology, it seems strange that Malaysian flight MH370 could disappear without a trace yet, finding a missing aircraft is a needlein- a-haystack problem.
| Needle in a haystack With modern technology, it seems strange that Malaysian flight MH370 could disappear but finding a missing aircraft is a needle-in-ahaystack problem.
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Since 2013, Cuban authorities have opened hundreds of internet salons, where an hour online costs $4.50, at speeds far lower than those at Kchos studio of around 2mbps.
| Since 2013, Cuban authorities have opened hundreds of internet salons, where an hour online costs $4.50.
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Vicki Littman, chairperson of the East Hampton Food Pantry, which provided more than 31,000 food parcels in 2015, says the number of people seeking out the food pantry is ever increasing.
| Vicki Littman, chairperson of the East Hampton Food Pantry, which gave more than 31,000 food parcels in 2015, says there are more and more people coming to the food pantry.
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At St Ninians, teachers take their pupils out of lessons on to a specially built circuit around the schools playing eld for their daily mile whenever it best suits that days timetable.
| At St Ninians, teachers take their pupils out of lessons to the schools playing eld for their daily mile at a time that suits that days timetable.
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More difficult still could be navigating the legal permissions to copy and store software before it dies.
| It could be even more difficult to get the legal permissions to copy and store software before it dies.
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You see a lot of reconstructions of these people hunting and gathering and they look like modern Europeans with light skin.
| You see a lot of pictures of these people hunting and gathering and they look like modern Europeans with light skin.
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The conventional school starting time works for 10-year-olds but not 16- to 18-year-olds.
| The normal school starting time works for 10-year-olds but not for 16- to 18-year-olds.
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Kelley says the working day should be more forgiving of our natural rhythms.
| Kelley says the working day should be more linked to our natural rhythms.
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Under the same conditions, a quarter of women pressed the shock button.
| A quarter of women also pressed the shock button.
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But whats monstrous is the way crossbreed dogs have been bred and marketed since the labradoodles inventor, Wally Conron, fi rst created the breed in the 1980s.
| But whats monstrous is the way people sell crossbreed dogs since the labradoodles inventor, Wally Conron, fi rst created the dog in the 1980s.
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The first three repetitions will feel easy but the last two will feel impossibly hard.
| The first three repetitions will feel easy but the last two will feel impossible.
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We need more for tourists to do in the evening we dont even have one cinema in this city and there isnt enough for tourists to do after dark, he said.
| We need more things for tourists to do in the evening we dont even have one cinema in this city, he said.
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The institutes gures also suggest that 17% of employers in the private sector made use of zero- hours contracts, considerably lower than the 34% of organizations in the voluntary sector and 24% in the public sector.
| The poll shows that 17% of employers in the private sector use zero-hours contracts, lower than the 34% of organizations in the voluntary sector and 24% in the public sector.
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Think of that next time you pour it into your tea.
| Think of that next time you put it into your tea.
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It was a real adventure.
| It was an adventure.
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Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, said the referendum was a vote from the Scottish people for change.
| Ed Miliband, the leader of the Labour Party, said the referendum was a vote from the Scottish people for change.
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Lots of her friends cant pay for heating or medication and many would go hungry if it were not for the East Hampton Food Pantry, she says, which is just one of several food pantries in the town.
| Lots of her friends cant pay for heating or medicine and many would be hungry if they did not get food from the East Hampton Food Pantry, she says.
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By 2017, the first real-world car emissions tests are expected to begin in earnest.
| By 2017, the first real-world car emissions tests should begin.
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In 2014, 1,215 rhinos were slaughtered for their horns in South Africa.
| In 2014, 1,215 rhinos were killed for their horns in South Africa.
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Oh yes, definitely.
| Oh yes!
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It is highly possible that people from different backgrounds and cultures will have different semantic brain atlases.
| It is highly possible that people from different backgrounds and cultures will have different brain atlases.
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The of cial title of the expedition is the Mua Voyage and it is a partnership between the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Oceania Regional Of ce and ve Paci c Island countries: Samoa, Tonga, New Zealand, the Cook Islands and Fiji.
| It is a partnership between the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Oceania Regional Of ce and ve Paci c Island countries: Samoa, Tonga, New Zealand, the Cook Islands and Fiji.
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In the section about great British inventions of the twentieth century, it states: In the 1960s, James Goodfellow (1937-) invented the cash-dispensing automatic teller machine (ATM) or cashpoint.
| In the section about great British inventions of the twentieth century, it says: In the 1960s, James Goodfellow (1937-) invented the automatic teller machine (ATM) or cashpoint.
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Since the 2008 nancial crisis, the income gap has expanded and the situation has gotten worse for the wealthy, Cockrell said.
| Since the 2008 nancial crisis, the gap between the rich and the poor has grown and the situation has gotten worse for the wealthy, Cockrell said.
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The way clouds affect global warming has been the biggest mystery surrounding future climate change.
| The way clouds affect global warming has been the biggest mystery in the study of future climate change.
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As soon as the children at one primary school in Stirling hear the words daily mile, they down their pencils and head out of the classroom to start running laps around the school eld.
| As soon as the children at a primary school in Stirling, Scotland, hear the words daily mile, they leave the classroom and start running around the school eld.
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This is not a beer that is aimed at women its our hoppiest brew, says Thomas Bingebo, the head brewer at Ocean.
| This beer is not aimed at women, says Thomas Bingebo, the head brewer at Ocean.
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Freddie Mercury had to be our most powerful stage performer, the best live performer weve ever had.
| Freddie Mercury was our most powerful stage performer, the best live performer weve ever had.
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While he will become a United director and ambassador, the club will now have to find someone to replace a man who has won 13 English Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, the Cup Winners Cup, five FA Cups and four League Cups.
| He has won 13 Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, the Cup Winners Cup, five FA Cups and four League Cups.
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Enter a department store and you will be watched.
| When you enter a department store, cameras are watching you.
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Audis were the favourite cars of 16% of winners, with Range Rovers and BMWs also popular purchases (11% each), as well as Mercedes (10%) and Land Rovers (5%).
| Audis were the favourite cars of 16% of winners, with Range Rovers and BMWs also popular (11% each), as well as Mercedes (10%) and Land Rovers (5%).
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Dhakal said that a parallel survey was conducted in India and the results from both countries will be published later in 2013.
| Dhakal said that there was a similar survey in India and the results from both countries will be published later in 2013.
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In restaurants, because a lot of customers add tips through card payments, the staff never actually see how much is getting tipped so we dont know whether were getting our fair share or not.
| In restaurants, because a lot of customers add tips by card, the staff never see how much the tip is so we dont know if what we get is fair or not.
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The chance to click on international news websites, communicate with friends and family overseas and use sites like Facebook and Twitter has created a massive buzz.
| The chance to visit international news websites, communicate with friends and family overseas and use sites like Facebook and Twitter has created a lot of excitement.
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However, you still hear horror stories from new employees at some chains.
| But you still hear horror stories from new employees at some chains.
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The second test involved a lost wallet containing 5.
| The second test involved a lost wallet with 5 inside.
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But, these days, the golden arches of McDonalds are looking a little tarnished.
| But, these days, the golden arches of McDonalds are not looking so golden.
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To see what driverless cars might look like in action, go to the video at: vimeo.com/37751380.
| To see what driverless cars might look like on the road, go to the video at: vimeo.com/37751380.
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Its four years later: you can understand she doesnt want to give up her baby.
| She wants the baby back, but its four years later: you can understand that the other mother doesnt want to give up her baby, Strydom said.
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Batteries are getting smaller, theyre getting lighter, theyre getting more reliable and they are lasting longer, says Don DiCostanza, the founder and CEO of Pedego, an electric bikemaker and retailer.
| Batteries are getting smaller, theyre getting lighter, theyre getting more reliable and they are lasting longer, says Don DiCostanza, the CEO of Pedego, an electric bikemaker and retailer.
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You could put it on top of shopping malls.
| You could put the mirrors on top of shopping malls.
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He didnt want to risk leaving the US it was him, not Elvis, said Goldsmith.
| He didnt want to risk leaving the US, said Goldsmith.
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The general public and many academics have consistently underestimated the importance of Stratford to Shakespeare.
| The general public and many academics have underestimated the importance of Stratford to Shakespeare.
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Since then, the only security threat has been petty theft and overexcited fans.
| Since then, the only security problem has been petty theft and overexcited fans.
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Smoker Neil Timms owns an English pub and met the smoking ban before, in England.
| Neil Timms owns an English pub and saw a smoking ban before, in England.
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Lego, based in the small town of Billund, started producing its plastic bricks in 1949 and became a staple childrens toy around the world by the 1970s.
| Lego, based in the small town of Billund in Denmark, started producing its plastic bricks in 1949 and became a popular and well-known childrens toy around the world by the 1970s.
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Automation Driverless cars have been in the headlines ever since Google began road testing the vehicles back in 2012 but no-one really knows when driverless cars will become commonplace.
| Automation We have known about driverless cars ever since Google began testing the vehicles in 2012 but no-one really knows when driverless cars will become commonplace.
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The sum of 1m in 500 notes fits easily into a small laptop bag, where the same amount in 50 notes would require a small suitcase.
| The sum of 1m in 500 notes fits easily into a small laptop bag.
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I wont touch those jobs anymore.
| I wont do those jobs anymore.
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According to the IEAs Medium-Term Coal Market Report the world will burn 1.2bn more tonnes of coal per year by 2017 compared with today the equivalent of the current coal consumption of Russia and the US combined.
| According to the IEAs Medium-Term Coal Market Report, the world will burn 1.2bn more tonnes of coal per year by 2017 compared with today.
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The figures, released by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), reveal that men in UK management roles earned average bonuses of 6,442 in 2012 compared with 3,029 for women.
| The numbers, released by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), show that men in UK management jobs earned average bonuses of 6,442 in 2012 compared with 3,029 for women.
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The positive side of this is peoples performance, mood and health will improve.
| The positive side is that peoples performance, mood and health will improve.
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Her tail was flapping wildly and, at first, I thought it was a display but, then, I twigged: maybe shes angry.
| Her tail was flapping wildly and, at first, I thought it was a display but, then, I realized she was angry.
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The app also received information from their Facebook accounts, which the scientists used to check the accuracy of their results.
| The app also received information from their Facebook pages, which the scientists used to check their results.
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The MEPs voted to put health warnings on 65% of each cigarette pack, as opposed to a proposed 75%.
| The MEPs voted to put health warnings on 65% of each cigarette pack.
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This will bring much happiness.
| This will bring much happiness, she says.
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By the end of the decade, the government hopes that, if passed, the law will push Japanese employees towards following the example set by British workers, who use an average of 20 days paid annual leave, and those in France, who take an average of 25.
| By 2020, the government hopes that the law will make Japanese employees follow the example of British workers, who take an average of 20 days paid annual leave, and workers in France, who take an average of 25.
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Communication between riders and drivers, between different vehicles and between cars and infrastructure is bringing transportation into a new era, according to Allan Clelland, an expert on transportation technology.
| Communication between riders and drivers, between different vehicles and between cars and infrastructure is bringing transportation into a new era.
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Human beings we always kill the things we love.
| Human beings we always kill the things we love.
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Unworried, Geoff Douville says that hes used to noise complaints by now so bring on the ban.
| Geoff Douville says that hes used to noise complaints.
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Then, its plutonium power source will run out and it will shut down, drifting outwards towards the edge of the solar system and deep space beyond.
| Then its plutonium power source will run out and it will drift outwards towards the edge of the solar system and deep space beyond.
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He didnt want to risk leaving the US it was him, not Elvis, said Goldsmith.
| He didnt want to risk leaving the US, said Goldsmith.
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Riley, as a young referee, went out and bought himself books on psychology and nutrition as there was no information on offer to him at all.
| Riley, as a young referee, bought himself books on psychology and nutrition because there was no information on offer to him at all.
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The actor Mark Rylance has called it his favourite book in the world and most of the surviving First Folios will be on display including those belonging to the British and Bodleian libraries, and a tattered copy recently discovered in France.
| The actor Mark Rylance has called the First Folio his favourite book in the world and most of the surviving First Folios will be on display including those that belong to the British and Bodleian libraries, and a copy recently discovered in France.
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If you are getting info from the cloud and social networks, that will happen more easily.
| If you are getting information from the cloud and social networks, that will happen more easily.
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To the researchers surprise, 12 of 18 men gave themselves up to four electric shocks, as did six of 24 women.
| But 12 of 18 men gave themselves electric shocks and six of 24 women gave themselves electric shocks.
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Danes have no problem having children before marriage so things can move fast and, because the countrys so small, a Jutlander can date a Copenhagener without too much travel, Limal said.
| Danes have no problem having children before marriage so things can move fast and, because the countrys so small, someone from Jutland can date someone from Copenhagen without too much travel, Limal said.
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Inzozi Nziza was opened by the theatre director Odile Gakire Katese.
| Inzozi Nziza was opened by Odile Gakire Katese.
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Doctors are delighted at the move.
| Doctors are delighted at the scheme.
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I prepare and research as much technical and practical information as possible on every single product beforehand, says Shaun Ryan, presenter for Ideal World TV.
| I prepare and research as much information as possible on every product, says Shaun Ryan, presenter for Ideal World TV.
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In 2006, the Irish designer completed a scuba-diving course and loved the feeling of being able to breathe underwater and observe sh in their natural environment.
| In 2006, the Irish designer completed a scuba-diving course and loved the feeling of being able to breathe underwater and watch sh in their natural environment.
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Decreasing speed by six knots could decrease noise intensity by half.
| Reducing speed by six knots could decrease noise by half.
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This is a sensitive topic in this largely mixed-raced nation.
| This is a sensitive topic in this mixed-raced country.
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It is highly possible that people from different backgrounds and cultures will have different semantic brain atlases.
| It is highly possible that people from different backgrounds and cultures will have different brain atlases.
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One waiter, who doesnt work for PizzaExpress but has worked for 11 years for another restaurant chain, said that at least a third of his income is from tips.
| He doesnt work for PizzaExpress but has worked for 11 years for another restaurant chain.
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The environmental supervision agency, OEFA, says that three poorer neighbourhoods, despite having only 12% of Limas population, have by far the most fly-tipped rubbish: Villa Maria del Triunfo (39.4%), Villa El Salvador (25.3%) and El Agustino (18.3%).
| Three poorer districts have only 12% of Limas population but they have much more illegal rubbish than other neighbourhoods: Villa Maria del Triunfo (39.4%), Villa El Salvador (25.3%) and El Agustino (18.3%).
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Mama Fresh is a family firm that has been selling injera to top restaurants and hotels in the Ethiopian capital for years.
| Mama Fresh is a family company that sells injera to top restaurants and hotels in the Ethiopian capital.
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He spent two months in prison before being bailed for 50,000.
| He spent two months in prison; then, they let him out on 50,000 bail.
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Each word is represented by more than one spot because words tend to have several meanings.
| Each word is represented by more than one spot because words often have many meanings.
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Maybe GPS signals are blocked or partially blocked, in which case its going to have an incorrect idea about where it is.
| Maybe GPS signals will be blocked so its going to have an incorrect idea about where it is.
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The yes campaign scored four big successes, winning 53% of the vote in Scotlands largest city, Glasgow, 57% in Dundee and 51% in North Lanarkshire.
| The yes campaign had four big successes it won 53% of the vote in Scotlands largest city, Glasgow, 57% in Dundee and 51% in North Lanarkshire.
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Figures show smoking levels in England are at their lowest since records began 19.5 per cent but we are determined to further reduce rates of smoking and believe this important step will help.
| Smoking levels in England are at their lowest since records began 19.5 per cent but we want to reduce the numbers of people smoking even more and believe this important step will help.
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Jenna Gavin, 29, lives in Southport, Merseyside, in the family home where she grew up.
| Jenna Gavin, 29, lives in the family home where she grew up.
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The worst case is Saudi Arabia, where people think only 28% are, when 71% are.
| The worst case is Saudi Arabia, where people think only 28% are overweight, when 71% are.
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