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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 10 May 2016
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	National Geographic Pablo Escobar's Escaped Hippos Are Thriving in Colombia National Geographic But in addition to the violence and drugs, Escobar was a self-styled Robin Hood, sponsoring soccer teams and giving handouts to poor communities. Flag as irrelevant
	Quartz After 104 rejections in tech, I figured out what I was really good at Quartz Silicon Valley loves to disrupt things—including people's careers. I learned this firsthand in 2013. It was four weeks before my 30th birthday and six ... Flag as irrelevant
	Vox What Nicholas Kristof gets wrong (and right) about conservatives in academia Vox Nicholas Kristof, a liberal columnist with the New York Times, made a pronouncement last week: Higher education in the United States suffers from an ... Flag as irrelevant
	Haaretz Stabbed in Jerusalem Terror Attack Haaretz Both women, aged in their 70s, evacuated to hospital in moderate condition; police open chase, erecting barriers in the city; two arrested so far. Flag as irrelevant
	Nature.com Biologists struggle with push to eliminate radioactive caesium in labs Nature.com Anybody who wants to conduct experiments on mice in Margaret Goodell's immunology lab must submit to a host of security measures, starting with a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Guardian Three arrests after police spot sheep in back of car The Guardian Three men are being questioned on suspicion of theft after police spotted three sheep being transported through a suburban area in the back of a ... Flag as irrelevant
	CNBC Hedge Funds Faced Choppy Waters in 2015, but Chiefs Cashed In CNBC JPMorgan Chase paid its chief executive, Jamie Dimon, $27 million in 2015. In another Wall Street universe, the hedge fund manager Kenneth C. Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	5 Things Happening in Science Right Now That Will Make Your Jaw Drop Geek and Sundry 5 Things Happening in Science Right Now That Will Make Your Jaw Drop. Posted by Carol Pinchefsky on May 10, 2016 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Photos of women in control of their bodies Dazed Photos of women in control of their bodies. Ashley Armitage's new pastel-hued series normalises the imperfections that make us human. Flag as irrelevant

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