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	Why Are We in the West So Weird? A Theory The New York Times THE WEIRDEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD How the West Became Psychologically Peculiar and Particularly Prosperous By Joseph Henrich. Flag as irrelevant
	As Both Sides Dig In, What's the Endgame for Belarus? The New York Times President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko seems set on relentless repression, while protesters think peaceful defiance will win in the end. Flag as irrelevant
	Oil palm plantations in Sumatran wetland worsen flooding in communities Mongabay.com The development of oil palm and rubber plantations in a wetland area of Indonesia's Sumatra Island is exacerbating flooding for nearby communities, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rise in Amazon deforestation slows in August, but fires surge Mongabay.com But forest loss in the world's largest rainforest remains well above the average of the past decade. INPE's analysis of satellite data indicates that 1,359 ... Flag as irrelevant

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	In This Woodpecker Kingdom, War Is a Spectator Sport The New York Times Acorn woodpeckers are renowned food hoarders. Every fall they stash as many as thousands of acorns in holes drilled into dead tree stumps in ... Flag as irrelevant
	UK urged to take in refugees after fire at Lesbos migrant camp The Guardian Pressure is mounting on the UK government to take in some of the thousands of asylum seekers left without shelter following a devastating fire at ... Flag as irrelevant
	China announces retaliatory restrictions on US diplomats in China and Hong Kong The Guardian Associated Press in Beijing. Sat 12 Sep 2020 01.42 EDT. China has announced new restrictions on the activities of US diplomats working on the ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Covid cases in England doubling every 7-8 days Financial Times Coronavirus is spreading much more quickly in England now than in recent weeks, according to surveys published on Friday, as the government ... Flag as irrelevant
	Welsh gold: 'High possibility' of finding more in the hills BBC News Drilling and bulk sampling for gold in new areas of Wales have begun, according to an exploration firm. Alba Mineral Resources plans to restart ... Flag as irrelevant
	At least 50 feared dead in DR Congo mine collapse Aljazeera.com Makeshift mine collapses in the town of Kamituga in South Kivu province following heavy rains in the eastern region. 8 hours ago. whatsapp. Flag as irrelevant

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	The weekend read: Materials in the circular economy pv magazine International In a similar vein, many researchers are also looking for ways to recycle and reuse some of these materials at the end of solar panel lifetimes. In line with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Iran Executes Wrestler Accused of Murder After He Took Part in 2018 Protests The New York Times The wrestler, Navid Afkari, was executed on Saturday morning at a prison in the southern city of Shiraz, judicial officials were quoted as telling state ... Flag as irrelevant
	TK Maxx overtakes Topshop in UK despite Covid crisis The Guardian TK Maxx overtakes Topshop in UK despite Covid crisis. Bargain chain, which snaps up other retailers' extra stock, takes sixth slot in British fashion ... Flag as irrelevant
	Belarus tech industry rallies around arrested PandaDoc colleagues in new video TechCrunch In the wake of the arrest of four employees of San Francisco-based startup PandaDoc, the tech industry in Belarus has rallied support for the company ... Flag as irrelevant

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	'Stab in the back': Palestinians condemn Israel-Bahrain deal Aljazeera.com 'Stab in the back': Palestinians condemn Israel-Bahrain deal. Palestinian officials call Israeli-Bahraini normalisation deal 'another treacherous stab to the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tenet is fine – just being in the cinema is more exciting The Guardian Seeing Christopher Nolan's film was the first time I've sat in front of a big screen in months. It's good to be back. Baby steps to blockbusters … cinemas ... Flag as irrelevant
	TikTok influencer Addison Rae will star in Miramax's gender-swapped She's All That remake The Verge TikTok star Addison Rae Easterling has been cast as the lead role in a new, gender-swapped version of 1999 teen romantic comedy She's All That, ... Flag as irrelevant
	US judge says Saudi officials must testify in 9/11 lawsuit Aljazeera.com Riyadh denies involvement in the September 11, 2001 attacks, but lawsuits alleging its support persist in US courts. 3 hours ago. whatsapp. Flag as irrelevant
	Schools in Jordan struggle with covid-19 and jailed teachers The Economist In July the authorities raided the office of the national teachers' union, which represents more than 100,000 people. It was ordered to close for two years ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wildfires will be more common in a warming world The Economist Blazes in the 2010s burned 6.8m acres on average, up from 3.3m acres in the 1990s. The fire season lasts nearly three months longer now than it did ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Take part in the Arsenal Match Predictor! Arsenal.com ... to win a signed Arsenal 2020/21 home shirt Top the leaderboard at the end of the season for a once in a lifetime trip to the Arsenal Training Centre! Flag as irrelevant

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