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| Robofish floats about tracking antibiotics in the Great Lakes A ROBOTIC fish may be an unlikely ally in the fight against antibiotic resistance. Swimming through streams and lakes, it will monitor the levels of antibiotics in the water, among other pollutants. The prototype will soon be sent below the surface of the lakes near Michigan, which are under threat from ...
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| After six years in jail, Gaddafi's son Saif plots return to Libya's turbulent politics Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the former Libyan dictator, is seeking to make a comeback after years in detention, and claims to be leading a military campaign against terrorist groups around Tripoli. Gaddafi was freed in June after six years as the prisoner of a militia in the town of Zintan following the ...
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| Ed Sheeran named most-streamed artist on Spotify in 2017 Shape of You benefited from streams of Luis Fonsi's Despacito being split across two versions of the song – the remix with Justin Bieber and the original – which occupied the second and third slots in the tTop 5. It was rounded out by the Chainsmokers and Coldplay's EDM-pop hit Something Just Like ...
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| Wizards aim to bounce back in Portland They say every loss counts the same in the standings, but the Wizards didn't just lose last night, they were embarrassed in a 116-69 rout courtesy of the Utah Jazz. It was the second largest loss in franchise history and one this team wants to quickly move on from. Both head coach Scott Brooks and the ...
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| Photos: a rare look at daily life in North Korea's impoverished rural northeast Most North Korean propaganda photos show its capital, Pyongyang, in the throes of military celebration, with tanks rolling down its streets and people cheering. ... Jones traveled to the northeastern part of the country in late November and photographed North Korea's rural and agricultural areas.
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| Dramatic Iceberg Breakup in Antarctica Has Scientists Even More Worried Scientists had expected the 72-square-mile iceberg, first spotted in satellite images in late September and dubbed B-44, to follow the normal course of drifting out to sea before breaking up over several years. Instead, as images released by NASA's Landsat 8 satellite in October and by the British ...
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