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	On the trail of invasive cells in breast cancer Nature.com In the early-stage breast cancer called ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), a cluster of cancer cells arises in the milk duct and remains confined there. The recorded incidence of DCIS has risen since the late 1980s, probably due to an increase in its detection through more widespread breast-cancer ... Flag as irrelevant
	Qatar Open: Maria Sharapova falls in first round to Monica Niculescu BBC Sport Romanian qualifier Monica Niculescu fought her way to an impressive win over Maria Sharapova in the first round of the Qatar Open. Russia's Sharapova, 30, was beaten 4-6 6-4 6-3 in two hours and 38 minutes by the world number 92 in Doha. Sharapova, a former world number one, struggled for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Essential sold fewer than 90000 phones in its first six months The Verge Essential, Android co-founder Andy Rubin's new smartphone venture, had a rough go of it last year trying to get off the ground with a brand-new flagship handset. Not only did the device face some serious launch delays, but industry research firm IDC is now reporting that Essential sold fewer than ... Flag as irrelevant
	Uber will require drivers in the US to take six-hour breaks between long shifts The Verge In an effort to combat drowsy driving, Uber announced today that it would require its most frequent drivers to take six-hour breaks after driving for 12 hours straight. Uber is updating the driver version of the app so that it logs off after counting 12 hours of driving, and drivers will not be able to log on until ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Former Champion Berdych Wins In Rotterdam ATP Former Champion Berdych Wins In Rotterdam. Tomas Berdych defeated Mischa Zverev 7-5, 6-3 to secure his place in the second round of the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam. Berdych, who won the title in 2014 and reached the final in 2015, won 82 per cent of his first serve points ... Flag as irrelevant
	Unknown Language Discovered in Malaysia Slashdot Researchers have cataloged close to 7000 distinct human languages on Earth, per Linguistic Society of America's latest count. That may seem like a pretty exhaustive list, but it hasn't stopped anthropologists and linguists from continuing to encounter new languages, like one recently discovered in ... Flag as irrelevant
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