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| Stress-regulating brain area larger in depression, bipolar Over 16 million adults in the United States have had at least one episode of major depression during the past year. In fact, depression is one of the ...
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| Opec predicts massive rise in oil production over next five years World oil production will soar to new records over the next five years, as a dramatic expansion in demand from airlines offsets the arrival of electric ...
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| What does Iran want in northern Syria? In early September, the Trump administration finally announced what various officials had been suggesting over the past months: that US troops will ...
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| This Week in the Future of Cars: Electric Start In more positive Tesla news: The company's Model 3 received a five-star crash rating in every category from the National Highway Traffic and Safety ...
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| Macron's popularity falls further in September - poll French President Emmanuel Macron's popularity fell further in September, adding to the troubles his administration faces following the departure of ...
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| British PM Theresa May 'planning snap election' in November British Prime Minister Theresa May is planning an early general election in November to save her leadership and to prevent the collapse of talks with ...
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| China's Racing to the Top in Income Inequality China's Gini coefficient, 1 a widely used measure of income dispersion across a population, has risen more steeply over the last decade than in any ...
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| Significance of attack on military parade in Iran (Reuters) - A deadly assault on an Iranian Revolutionary Guards parade dealt a stunning blow to Iran's security establishment, which has often said it ...
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Maldives election: Counting begins after 'extraordinary turnout' Male, Maldives - Counting is underway in the Maldives following a contentious presidential election seen as a test of democracy on the troubled island ...
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| Hayabusa2: Japanese robots land on moving asteroid in world first The robots will take advantage of the asteroid's low gravity, jumping around on the surface – soaring as high as 15 metres (49ft) and staying in the air ...
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