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	The Three Skills You Need To Succeed In Your Job Search Forbes We're almost five months into the Covid-19 pandemic—with no end in sight. Our nerves are frayed and tension runs high. If you're in between jobs, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rivian to begin deliveries of electric pickup truck in June 2021 TechCrunch Rivian has started to run a pilot production line at its factory in Normal, Illinois, as the electric vehicle startup prepares to bring its pickup truck and SUV ... Flag as irrelevant
	Blackbaud Hack: Aberystwyth university's data attacked in global hack BBC News The ransomware attack happened in May. Aberystwyth University it is "urgently investigating" after confirming the hack "affected a university alumni and ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Can Vardy hold off pursuers in Golden Boot race? Premier League And he faces a Hornets defence who have conceded seven goals in their last two matches, while Aubameyang netted a brace when the sides drew 2-2 ... Flag as irrelevant
	This week in KDE: screencasting and shared clipboard on Wayland Adventures in Linux and KDE This week has seen more fixes and improvements to the Get New Stuff system, as well as speeding up Discover. But they may be overshadowed by ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Chinese PV Industry Brief: New PV capacity exceeds 10 GW in H1 pv magazine International More than 10 GW of PV capacity was deployed in the world's largest solar market in the first half, according to several sources. One state-run think tank ... Flag as irrelevant
	'We were the luckiest people in the world': our month on the last lockdown cruise The Guardian On 1 March, photographer Jon Tonks left New Zealand on a Pacific cruise. Twenty eight days later, the boat docked in San Diego, amid a pandemic. Flag as irrelevant
	China Orders US to Shut Chengdu Consulate, Retaliating for Houston The New York Times In the Chinese telling, Beijing is under assault, as the Trump administration goes after it with increasing intensity on trade, technology and human rights. Flag as irrelevant
	Mexico's new copyright law puts human rights in jeopardy EFF However, Mexico's implementation of this Made-in-America copyright system imposes far more restrictions than either the USMCA demands or that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Alex Zanardi moved back to intensive care in 'unstable' condition Formula 1 RSS UK The 53-year-old raced for Jordan, Minardi, Lotus and Williams in F1, and won two CART championship titles in America, before a shocking racing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus: What are the UK's travel rules and which countries can you visit? BBC News Countries in Africa, the Middle East and most of Asia are also excluded. Travellers from Sweden, Portugal, Russia and anywhere else not on the list will ... Flag as irrelevant

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	A 'Shoe Revolution' in South Korea? The Diplomat The shoe-throwing came after an incident on July 16, when a man in his 50s was arrested for throwing a shoe at South Korean President Moon Jae-in. Flag as irrelevant
	Chinese researcher 'hiding' in San Francisco consulate is arrested Financial Times In a separate case on Friday, a Singaporean national in federal court in Washington admitted spying for China. Dickson Yeo confessed to working on ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Approaches to Achieve in-Memory Table Storage with PostgreSQL Pluggable API Highgo Software Inc. But they do not utilize in-memory storage and still interacts with existing buffer manager to persist data to disk. Yes, it would be nice to have in-memory ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Politics of last resort: In India the compact between voter and legislator is all too easily broken The Times of India Blog If an alien landed on Earth and demanded to see an Indian legislator in his natural habitat, where would you send him? My pick: an upscale resort ... Flag as irrelevant
	Muslim prayers in Hagia Sophia for first time in 86 years Aljazeera.com The UNESCO World Heritage Site was built as a cathedral during the reign of Byzantine emperor Justinian I in 537 but converted into a mosque after the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Love in a time of coronavirus: virtual speed dating just for Miss and Sir The Guardian Love in a time of coronavirus: virtual speed dating just for Miss and Sir. A UK history teacher has spent lockdown setting up Edudate, matchmaking ... Flag as irrelevant
	A Monk's Life in Turmoil in Tibet The New Yorker You saw plenty of both in Ngaba, a small town on the edge of the Tibetan plateau. He wore tinted glasses and had a big puff of hair in a garish red hue, ... Flag as irrelevant
	The 3% gap in no-code TechCrunch The 3% gap in no-code. Alex Wilhelm@alex / 6:00 am PDT•July 24, 2020. Flag as irrelevant

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	Mike Tyson Joins Boxers Finding Retirement Too Hard The New York Times In 1991, he went up against 23-year-old Terry Norris, and it was a fight too far. The result was a loss by unanimous decision. "Norris was simply too ... Flag as irrelevant
	Europe's bulls should enjoy their moment in the sun Financial Times Meanwhile, the shakier response to the pandemic in the US puts both Europe and Asia in a positive light. In recent years, investors have had little need ... Flag as irrelevant
	Jewish doctors in Nazi-occupied Poland stopped an epidemic in its tracks. Here's how. Livescience.com World War II, Warsaw ghetto during the German occupation. Homes where infectious diseases were detected, in this case typhus fever, were closed off ... Flag as irrelevant

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