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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 14 February 2020
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	Scientists in Indonesia fear political interference Science Magazine After living and working in Indonesia for about 15 years, French landscape ecologist David Gaveau suddenly left the country on 28 January. Flag as irrelevant
	7-month-old Simsim secures $16M for its social commerce in India TechCrunch Simsim, a social commerce startup in India, said on Friday it has raised $16 million in seven months of its existence as it attempts to replicate the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Celebrated Abroad, Juan Guaidó Faces Critical Test in Venezuela The New York Times BOGOTÁ, Colombia — When the leader of Venezuela's opposition landed in Caracas this week following a world tour meant to drum up support for ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Australia's Most Populous State, 'All Fires Are Contained' The New York Times SYDNEY, Australia — Wildfires that began in September, consumed millions of acres of forest and burned through beachside towns and suburbs are ... Flag as irrelevant
	Brain inflammation in veterans with Gulf War illness Science Daily In a new discovery, researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) have detected widespread inflammation in the brains of veterans ... Flag as irrelevant
	Human rights breaches in Guinea Conakry and Madagascar EU News On Thursday, the European Parliament adopted two resolutions taking stock of the rights of protestors in Guinea Conakry and the child labour situation ... Flag as irrelevant
	Robert Pattinson's Batman revealed in new teaser video The Verge Robert Pattinson is the new Batman, and thanks to a new teaser, we just got a first look at what he looks like in the famous batsuit. Matt Reeves, who is ... Flag as irrelevant
	From petroleum to wood in the chemical industry: Cost-efficient and more sustainable Science Daily An interdisciplinary team of bio-engineers and economists from KU Leuven has mapped out how wood could replace petroleum in the chemical ... Flag as irrelevant
	US underlying consumer prices rise in January CNBC U.S. underlying consumer prices picked up in January as households paid more for rents and clothing, supporting the Federal Reserve's contention ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump's Budget Puts Down Stakes in Greenland Foreign Policy The United States is one step closer to establishing a permanent diplomatic outpost in the Arctic by allocating money for a consulate in Greenland, the ... Flag as irrelevant

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