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	A Wrinkle in Time Review: A Journey Across Space and Time That Can't Meet Its Galactic Ambitions Vanity Fair What is a tesseract? I'm really asking, because the concept is central to the mechanics of Disney's new film adaptation of A Wrinkle in Time, and yet it is never clearly explained. Instead, it remains a vague and confusing device, a plot convenience that carries our heroes from one heavily ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Thundersnow': second storm in a week rattles New York City and US east coast The Guardian The novel phenomenon of "thundersnow" rattled New Yorkers and others on the US east coast on Wednesday as they hunkered down working from home or braced for the evening commute through a near white-out as the second "nor'easter" storm in a week blew heavy, wet snow into the region. Flag as irrelevant
	Are we seeing signs of a Democratic wave in the primaries? The Guardian Though winning control of the House of Representatives in 2018 is their focus, my Democratic sources say that there are already 20 credible presidential challengers giving serious thought to opposing Donald Trump in 2020. The list, unsurprisingly, includes a raft of Democratic senators, and, perhaps ... Flag as irrelevant
	Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman in UK for official visit Aljazeera.com Protesters are expected to gather outside Downing Street in London on Wednesday from 17:00 GMT to demonstrate against the visit. The trip by the crown prince, who is known as MBS, includes a stop at May's countryside residence for talks on Thursday, a lunch with the queen and a dinner with Prince ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Advances in Adaptive Data Analysis World Scientific Advances in Adaptive Data Analysis. Currently known as. Advances in Data Science and Adaptive Analysis (2016 Vol. 8 Iss. 1 onwards). Formerly known as. Advances in Adaptive Data Analysis (2009 Vol. 1 Iss. 1 - 2015 Vol. 7 Iss. 1 & 2) ... Flag as irrelevant
	Violent crime in São Paulo has dropped dramatically. Is this why? World Economic Forum Latin America's largest city, São Paulo, was once among the region's most violent. But the bustling metropolis of over 12 million Paulistanos has experienced a remarkable decline in homicide. The murder rate dropped from a high of 52.5 per 100,000 in 1999 to just 6.1 per 100,000 today. The current ... Flag as irrelevant

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