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	Germany insists UK travel ban will remain in place, despite EU plea to lift it The Local Germany Most EU countries, including Germany, put a ban on flights entering from the UK and South Africa in order to prevent the spread of a new strand of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	How radio became a cult in its early years in Germany Deutsche Welle A century ago, the age of radio began in Germany. Cultural broadcasts made radio popular before the Nazis appropriated it for their propaganda. Flag as irrelevant
	5 reasons why Mums are unstoppable in the startup world EU-Startups Are startup founders just like moms or parents for that matter, fearless creatures who would go where no one has gone before in order to grow their ... Flag as irrelevant
	High-resolution 3D printing in seconds Nature.com High-resolution 3D printing in seconds. A 3D-printing technique has been developed that can produce millimetre- to centimetre-scale objects with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Year in a word: Techopoly Financial Times Year in a word: Techopoly. The tech sector has been on a tear even as the biggest companies are under threat from regulators. Rana Foroohar. Flag as irrelevant
	SCOR supports actuarial science by presenting Actuarial Awards in five countries in 2020 GlobeNewswire Every year since 1996, SCOR has rewarded the best academic work in the field of actuarial science with annual prizes in several countries throughout ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cell-type-specific asynchronous modulation of PKA by dopamine in learning Nature.com However, the real-time relationship between dopamine and PKA in spiny projection neurons remains untested in behaving animals. Here we monitor the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nature in Verse: What Poetry Reveals about Science Scientific American As a lifelong reader of Scientific American, I was tickled to discover a little over a year ago that the magazine had carried poetry in its earliest issues. Flag as irrelevant
	'Glamping' at Singapore airport offers in-tents retail therapy The Guardian Singapore's Changi airport is charging customers up to $269 per night for the chance to camp in a tent in its retail wing, the latest unusual travel ... Flag as irrelevant

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