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Those living in coastal Chile’s shanty towns see as much water as they could ever need, but they can’t drink it because it’s too salty. There’s also abundant solar energy …
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CLEVELAND — Indians manager Terry Francona is recovering from another health scare. After missing most of last season with medical issues, Francona recently underwent surgery to remove a staph infection …
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Insofar as the war on cancer used to be fought by surgical strikes, chemical warfare and nuclear bombardment, today’s and tomorrow’s cancer battles are fought through information warfare. The treatment …
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Boeing Co issued a technical bulletin to airlines reminding them to ensure pilots closely monitor the airplane’s state and flight path to prevent a loss of control in flight, according …
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“It’s somewhere between a beaver and a rat.” Of all the things I thought I’d learn from solo game maker Tomas Sala, the existence of muskrats wasn’t one of them. …
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The world’s largest container shipment carrier has announced that in just two years’ time it will be putting a little more green into the deep blue sea. Maersk is deploying …
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NEW YORK — Brett Gardner is returning to the New York Yankees for a 14th season. The 37-year outfielder and New York agreed Friday to a $4 million, one-year contract, …
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A new study by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers resulted in a nearly unanimous response: driving is “absolutely impossible” without music. “To young drivers 18-29, music in the …
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Dreaming of working remotely from that cottage in the hills? There is a good chance you will get paid less, according to a survey of human resources executives published on …
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Visiting the border lands. A narrative management space opera. That’s almost as much of a mouthful as the game’s title, but it’s the way developer crispy creative describes its game …
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