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	Forget Stonehenge. See the solstice in … Milton Keynes The Guardian See the solstice in … Milton Keynes. Away from its roundabouts and 1970s shopping centre, the new town's pagan sun temple is the place to witness ... Flag as irrelevant
	Russians Eat Burgers in Gloves. Should Everyone? The New York Times Status-conscious fast-food joints across Eastern Europe have offered their diners disposable gloves for years. The idea may find a wider audience in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	A reading guide to Reliance Jio, the most important tech company in the world TechCrunch On Friday, he said he plans to publicly list Reliance Jio Platforms and Reliance Retail, the largest retail chain in the country — also controlled by him ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus devastates indigenous tribes in the Brazilian Amazon Livescience.com (Pictured here is a Laranjal tribal camp along the Iriri river in the Arara indigenous land.) (Image: © MAURO PIMENTEL/AFP via Getty Images). The ... Flag as irrelevant
	Beijing to set up new security office in Hong Kong BBC News Critics say it will destroy the freedoms Hong Kong enjoys but which are not available in mainland China. On Friday the European Parliament voted to ... Flag as irrelevant
	In California, Hanging Deaths of Two Black Men Summon a Dark History and FBI Scrutiny The New York Times When two men were found hanging from trees in Southern California, the authorities quickly ruled them suicides. After an outcry from activists, ... Flag as irrelevant
	US Watched George Floyd Protests in 15 Cities Using Aerial Surveillance The New York Times Aircraft filmed demonstrations in Dayton, Ohio; New York City; Buffalo and Philadelphia, among other cities, sending video footage in real time to control ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Controversial Lenin statue to be unveiled in Germany's Gelsenkirchen Deutsche Welle A statue of Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin will be unveiled in the western German city of Gelsenkirchen on Saturday. The installation comes amid global ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus: Zimbabwe health minister in court on corruption charges BBC News Zimbabwe's health minister is appearing in court in Harare charged with corruption over the procurement of coronavirus tests and equipment. Obadiah ... Flag as irrelevant
	Memory impairment in mice reduced by soy derivate that can enter the brain intact Science Daily In a study that could help one day give a literal meaning to food for thought, researchers from Kyushu University in Japan have reported that a protein ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dell Leads Over Nutanix, HPE In Hyperconverged Market Share CRN Dell Leads Over Nutanix, HPE In Hyperconverged Market Share. Dell Technologies, Nutanix and Hewlett Packard Enterprise battled during the first ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Virus in Italy's waters 2 months before 1st case: Study Anadolu Agency Research found virus traces in sewage waters of northern cities in December, months before 1st confirmed case. Giada Zampano | 19.06.2020. Virus in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kiwirail chief in town Gisborne Herald The chief executive has been in Gisborne for the past two days inspecting the line and meeting with stakeholders. He met with rail advocates, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Illegal raves are booming in lockdown Britain. Can authorities stop a third Summer of Love? CNN This was a "quarantine rave," it read; one of several taking place each weekend around the United Kingdom, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. Flag as irrelevant
	Elizabeth Alexander on the Spectacle of 'Black Bodies in Pain' The New York Times The essay grieved the beating of Rodney King by four white Los Angeles police officers in 1991. It also grappled with the trauma that African-American ... Flag as irrelevant

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	COVID-19 may have been in Italy as early as December 2019, according to new research Euronews Samples in January and February 2020 also tested positive, whereas samples from October and November 2019 tested negative. A couple from Rome ... Flag as irrelevant
	See the light: why midsummer birding in Norway is life-affirming The Guardian Spring starts late in Arctic Norway, but when it comes there is one long blast of daylight so energising it draws birds all the way from Africa. Tim Dee. Flag as irrelevant
	In countries keeping the coronavirus at bay, experts watch US case numbers with alarm Washington Post "It really does feel like the U.S. has given up," said Siouxsie Wiles, an infectious-diseases specialist at the University of Auckland in New Zealand — a ... Flag as irrelevant

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	The UK's contact tracing app fiasco is a master class in mismanagement MIT Technology Review In other areas of medicine, its cancer data store, now nearly a decade old, is one of the world's richest sources of clinical data for cancer research. So it ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump troop cut in Germany fits a pattern of hitting allies Military Times "President Trump has had America's alliances in his sights for a very long time," said Mira Rapp-Hooper, a senior fellow on Asia policy at the Council on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chechnya's leader blames police failures for violence in Dijon The Guardian The unrest was sparked by an assault earlier this month on a 16-year-old Chechen boy in Dijon, which was followed by a call for reprisals and many ... Flag as irrelevant
	Clustered prefab cabins form hotel in Chilean Patagonia Dezeen Each module is then built atop pile foundations in order to have little impact on the environment. The guest cabins have mono-pitched roofs and a ... Flag as irrelevant

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