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	An Experimental Treatment Shows Promise In Helping Bats Weather A Deadly Fungus 90.5 WESA In Pennsylvania, White-nose Syndrome has wiped out about 99 percent of the adult little brown bat population, but an experimental treatment is ... Flag as irrelevant
	O12 Artist House in Berlin / Philipp von Matt Architects ArchDaily Philipp von Matt Architects​​ ​has recently completed "O12 — Artist House", a bright, sculptural new home and studio located in the central Mitte ... Flag as irrelevant
	2020-21 Season In Review: Cody Ceci PensBurgh Ceci registered two assists in the Penguins six-game series loss to the Islanders. Monthly Splits. via Yahoo! Story of the Season. Regular season 5v5 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ukraine: Torture, Ill-Treatment by Armed Groups in East Human Rights Watch One woman was pregnant when she was detained in May 2021, two others have serious medical conditions for which they have not received treatment, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Euro zone business activity soared in June as lockdowns lifted Reuters But that surge in growth has come at a cost as inflationary pressures mounted due to labour shortages and disruptions to supply chains caused by the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Local veteran business leader tapped to participate in USMCA pilot program Troy Record ... II hosted at the McNulty Veteran Business Center, was recently invited to join a select group of other small business counselors in Mexico, Canada, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Saudi Arabia amends import rules from Gulf in challenge to UAE Reuters DUBAI, July 5 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has amended its rules on imports from other Gulf Cooperation Council countries to exclude goods made in free ... Flag as irrelevant
	Planets in close orbit around stars may be safe from dangerous flares New Scientist We thought flares from a star's surface could harm life on any nearby planet – but an analysis suggests that even if planets are in close orbit around ... Flag as irrelevant
	First farmers in the Atacama desert had a history of brutal violence New Scientist When coastal hunter-gatherers settled inland to begin farming about 3000 years ago in the Atacama desert, their violence became more gruesome, ... Flag as irrelevant

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