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	Wallabies team to play Uruguay in Oita wallabies rugby news (press release) Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has named Jordan Petaia to make his Test debut in Saturday's clash with Uruguay in Oita, with the boom youngster ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hong Kong: sit-in staged at school of teenager shot by 'trigger-happy' police The Guardian Hundreds of students, alumni and staff have held a sit-in denouncing police violence outside the school of a Hong Kong teenager who was shot in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Foreign Isis fighters in Syria 'should face war crimes tribunal' The Guardian Foreign Islamic State fighters held in overcrowded prisons and lawless refugee camps in north-east Syria – including about 60 Britons – should be put ... Flag as irrelevant
	Japanese Joy: Home Hopes Make History In Tokyo ATP Tour (press release) That's because Daniel was the fourth Japanese player to reach the second round in Tokyo year, joining Yoshihito Nishioka, Go Soeda and Yasutaka ... Flag as irrelevant
	Startup aims to make filtered water an app-driven subscription service in the home TechCrunch With so many scandals around the quality of tap water these days, especially in the U.S., many people are turning to bottled water to drink. But this ... Flag as irrelevant
	North Korea fires possible ballistic missile from submarine The Guardian North Korea has fired what appeared to be a submarine-launched ballistic missile, in an apparent show of strength by Pyongyang before it resumes ... Flag as irrelevant
	Echolocation in blind people reveals the brain's adaptive powers Science Magazine In sighted people, messages from the retina are relayed to a region at the back of the brain called the primary visual cortex. We know the layout of this ... Flag as irrelevant
	We are all complicit in harassment and abuse Nature.com In August, a prominent professor issued a public apology to Jeffrey ... Research institutions tend to have money and power concentrated in too few ... Flag as irrelevant
	UK expresses 'regret' over Māori killings after Cook's arrival in New Zealand The Guardian The British government has expressed regret for the killing of Māori people in New Zealand after the explorer Captain James Cook's arrival in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The fastest texters in the world couldn't care less about texting MIT Technology Review In what they're touting as the first and biggest study to yield insight into the typing behavior of smartphone users, researchers analyzed thousands of ... Flag as irrelevant

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