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The distinctive bacteria of Swiss cheese were more localized to midtown Manhattan and the nancial district, and the bacteria used to ferment cabbage for kimchi and sauerkraut showed up in the nancial district and Bay Ridge.
| The bacteria of Swiss cheese were found in midtown Manhattan and the nancial district, and the bacteria used to make kimchi and sauerkraut showed up in the nancial district and Bay Ridge.
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You also need a strong sense of personal ethics and an understanding of the law.
| You also need to have strong personal ethics and to understand the law.
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From all across Rwanda, and even parts of neighbouring Burundi, people ock to the southern town of Butare to a little shop called Inzozi Nziza (Sweet Dreams).
| From all across Rwanda, and even from Burundi, people are coming to the southern town of Butare to a little shop called Inzozi Nziza (Sweet Dreams).
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The retailers use of the contracts was followed by details of a string of other companies using the deals, including cinema chain Cineworld and Buckingham Palace, which uses them for its 350 summer workers.
| Other companies using the contracts include cinema chain Cineworld and Buckingham Palace, which uses the contracts for its 350 summer workers.
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Apart from these three animals, there are only two other northern white rhinos in the world, both in zoos, both female.
| There are only two other northern white rhinos in the world, both in zoos, both female.
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A further criticism is that the differences seen may result from different climates, soil types and crop varieties, and not from organic farming, though the researchers argue that combining many studies should average out these other differences.
| Another criticism of the research is that the differences it found may be the result of different climates, different types of soil and different types of crops; they may not be the result of organic farming.
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Theres certainly a lot of wealth here but almost all of that wealth is in second homes only used in the summer, says Cantwell, the son of a sherman father and a house-cleaner mother.
| Theres a lot of wealth here but almost all of that wealth is in second homes only used in the summer, says Cantwell, the son of a sherman father and a house-cleaner mother.
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DNA tests have established that Polish wolves are travellers.
| DNA tests have shown that Polish wolves are travellers.
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And with no friends accounts to follow online, he has to pick up the phone and call them, something hes come to de nitely enjoy.
| And with no friends to follow online, he has to pick up the phone and call them, something he now enjoys.
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In the centre of town, a shopkeeper complained sadly that his baby daughter cries at the sound of shelling.
| In the centre of town, a shopkeeper complained sadly that his baby daughter cries at the sound of explosions.
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Im always given a scenario, such as buying something from a speci c department or a new product range, but, within that framework, I can often buy whatever I want and keep it.
| Im always given a speci c task, such as buying something from a speci c department or a new product range, but I can often buy whatever I want and keep it.
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If you are part of the 1%, you still have problems and they are legitimate to you.
| If you are part of the 1%, you still have problems.
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That way, the mice learned to associate fear of the electric shock with the memory of the first chamber.
| That way, the mice associated fear of the electric shock with the memory of the first box.
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Piles of digitized material from blogs, tweets, pictures and videos to official documents such as court rulings and emails may be lost forever because the programs needed to view them will become defunct, Googles vice-president has warned.
| The vice-president of Google has warned that digitized material from blogs, tweets, pictures, videos and official documents such as emails could be lost forever because the programs we need to view them will no longer exist.
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If we understand it better, hopefully we can do better at dealing with nuclear waste and things that are important in the real world.
| If we understand it better, hopefully we can find a better way to deal with nuclear waste and things that are important in the real world.
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Shoppers are usually repaid any money they spend in the stores and may also be allowed to keep the products they buy.
| Mystery shoppers are usually repaid any money they spend in the stores and may also be allowed to keep the products they buy.
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The Spanish team went on to compare the genome of the hunter-gatherer to those of modern Europeans from different regions to see how they might be related.
| The Spanish team compared the hunter-gatherer to modern Europeans from different regions to see how they might be related.
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Theres no way I could have banned smoking in my bar without it being a rule throughout the whole city, says Douville.
| I couldnt ban smoking in my bar without a ban in the whole city, says Douville.
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In fact, he earned just 10 from the patent and has not made a penny more from it since.
| In fact, he earned just 10 from the patent and has not made any money from it since.
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She cited the attack in June on a hospital in Quetta, capital of Baluchistan, and killings of female teachers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
| She talked about the attack in June on a hospital in Quetta, capital of Baluchistan, and killings of female teachers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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Robert Mys_ajek stops dead.
| Robert Mys_ajek stops.
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The retailers use of the contracts was followed by details of a string of other companies using the deals, including cinema chain Cineworld and Buckingham Palace, which uses them for its 350 summer workers.
| Other companies using the contracts include cinema chain Cineworld and Buckingham Palace, which uses the contracts for its 350 summer workers.
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The device can take in enough air for two minutes of diving and takes approximately the same amount of time to be re lled.
| The device can take in enough air for two minutes of diving and takes approximately the same amount of time to re ll.
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In the developing world, food waste is virtually non-existent, says Robert van Otterdijk, coordinator of the UN Food and Agriculture Organizations Save Food programme.
| In the developing world, there is almost no food waste, says Robert van Otterdijk, coordinator of the UN Food and Agriculture Organizations Save Food programme.
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As an adopted New Yorker, Bowie was the opening act at the Concert for New York City in October 2001, where he joined Paul McCartney, Jon Bon Jovi, Billy Joel, the Who and Elton John in a benefit show six weeks after the 9/11 attacks.
| Bowie performed at the Concert for New York City in October 2001, where he joined Paul McCartney, Jon Bon Jovi, Billy Joel, the Who and Elton John in a benefit show six weeks after the 9/11 attacks.
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He cautioned that the false memories created in the mice in the experiments were far simpler than the complex false memories that have generated controversy within psychology and psychiatry for example, false memories of childhood sexual abuse, or even memories for bizarre ritualized satanic abuse, abduction by aliens, or past lives.
| He warned that the false memories created in the mice in the experiments were far simpler than the complex false memories people have, such as false memories of childhood sexual abuse, abduction by aliens, or past lives.
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Youve got to remember that this community was founded as a farming and shing community of people who lived off the land and the water a real working-class community.
| Youve got to remember that this used to be a farming and shing community a real working-class community.
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I saw this film about fish in a cement pool and I thought it was a good idea, said Chon, herself diagnosed with HIV in 1992.
| I saw this film about fish in a cement pool and I thought it was a good idea, said Chon, who is also HIV positive.
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Instead, he suggests a blended approach that combines a campus experience with a MOOC; also, perhaps, using MOOCs to create a global degree, with students taking courses from across the world, might be possible.
| Instead, he suggests blended learning that combines a campus experience with a MOOC; also, perhaps, using MOOCs to create a global degree, with students taking courses from across the world, might be possible.
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Freddie Mercury had to be our most powerful stage performer, the best live performer weve ever had.
| Freddie Mercury was our most powerful stage performer, the best live performer weve ever had.
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One in the army, one socially in my own private time and then one with the family and stuff like that.
| One in the army, one socially in my own private time and one with the family.
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Children that get a high-quality rst experience, which develops their physical literacy, are those that will have greater agility, balance and coordination, and are more likely to develop an enjoyment of physical activity and excel in sport as they grow up, he said.
| Children that get a high-quality rst experience will have greater agility, balance and coordination, and are more likely to develop an enjoyment of physical activity and be good at sport as they grow up, he said.
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Illegal downloading is a kind of moral squalor and theft, as much as reaching in to someones pocket and stealing their wallet is theft, says author Philip Pullman.
| Illegal downloading is morally wrong, and it is theft, the same as putting your hand in someones pocket and stealing their wallet is theft, says author Philip Pullman.
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A DNA test was done and it was found it was not his baby and not her baby.
| They found that it was not his baby and not her baby.
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The total was 121 billion minutes in December 2012, but that fell to 115 billion minutes in February, according to comScore.
| The total was 121 billion minutes in December 2012, but that fell to 115 billion minutes in February.
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We will continue to ght with the facts because the facts are on our side, he said recently on a conference call with journalists and analysts.
| We will continue to ght with the facts because the facts are on our side, he said.
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We make a soup or curry but instead of using beef, we use reindeer.
| We make a soup or curry, but we dont use beef, we use reindeer.
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And I just thought: You shouldnt be ashamed of this.
| And I thought: You shouldnt be ashamed of this.
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For the album Black Tie White Noise (1993), he sprinkled elements of soul, electronica and hip hop into the mix.
| For the album Black Tie White Noise (1993), he included elements of soul and hip hop.
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The project is a key plank in Moroccos ambitions to use its untapped deserts to become a global solar superpower.
| The project is a key part of Moroccos plans to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower.
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Autism is a developmental disorder seen in more than one in 100 people.
| Autism is a disorder that one in 100 people have.
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While he will become a United director and ambassador, the club will now have to find someone to replace a man who has won 13 English Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, the Cup Winners Cup, five FA Cups and four League Cups.
| He has won 13 Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, the Cup Winners Cup, five FA Cups and four League Cups.
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So, it better be good.
| So my book had better be good.
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4 Facebook has been the tool to organize revolutions Though the Arab Spring was dubbed the Twitter revolution, organizing demonstrations and direct action has been revolutionized by Facebook.
| 4 Facebook has been the tool to organize revolutions Organizing demonstrations has been revolutionized by Facebook.
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The MEPs voted to put health warnings on 65% of each cigarette pack, as opposed to a proposed 75%.
| The MEPs voted to put health warnings on 65% of each cigarette pack.
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We asked waiters around the UK what they think of the tipping process (including how much they take home from tips and whether its fair) and what would improve it for them.
| We asked waiters around the UK what they think of tipping, including how much money they get from tips and if its fair.
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Can false memories be artificially created?
| Can we create false memories?
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The rest of their viewing is shared between DVDs, streamed content through Net ix or iTunes and recorded television programmes.
| The rest of their viewing time is spent watching DVDs, streamed content through Net ix or iTunes and recorded television programmes.
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Were not producing a new generation of this kind of act.
| Were not producing a new generation of this kind of band.
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Some danced, some posed for photos, some drank, but mostly they just walked and talked football, waiting for the next game to begin on the nearby FanFest big screen.
| Some danced, some took photos, some drank, but mostly they just walked and talked about football, waiting for the next game to begin on the big screen nearby.
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The number of 19-to-21-year-olds visiting McDonalds once a month has fallen by 13% since 2011, according to food analysts Technomic, while the number of 22-to-37-year- olds visiting has not grown.
| The number of 19-to-21-year-olds who visit McDonalds once a month has fallen by 13% since 2011.
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With his Icelandic wife, Kristin, Cardew is appealing against a decision by the National Registry in the capital Reykjavik not to renew their ten-year-old daughter Harriets passport on the grounds that it does not recognize her first name.
| With his Icelandic wife, Kristin, Cardew is appealing against a decision by the National Registry in the capital Reykjavik the registry decided not to renew the Cardews ten-year-old daughter Harriets passport because it does not recognize her first name.
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In fact, he earned just 10 from the patent and has not made a penny more from it since.
| In fact, he earned just 10 from the patent and has not made any money from it since.
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The real challenge is to allow those countries not just to consume and study MOOCs, but also to create them.
| The real challenge is to allow those countries not just to study MOOCs, but also to create them.
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In restaurants, because a lot of customers add tips through card payments, the staff never actually see how much is getting tipped so we dont know whether were getting our fair share or not.
| In restaurants, because a lot of customers add tips by card, the staff never see how much the tip is so we dont know if what we get is fair or not.
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The NSA access is part of a previously undisclosed program called PRISM, which allows officials to collect material including search history, the content of emails, file transfers and live chats, the document says.
| The NSA access is part of a program called PRISM, which allows the government to collect search history, the content of emails, file transfers, live chats and more, the document says.
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More than 25,000 kilos of dead sh were collected in the aftermath and nearly 2,000 adult birds, chicks, eggs and nests were killed or destroyed.
| They collected more than 25,000 kilos of dead sh afterwards and nearly 2,000 adult birds, chicks, eggs and nests were killed or destroyed.
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Chinese inequality levels are now similar to those in South Africa, which is now the most unequal country on Earth and significantly more unequal than at the end of apartheid.
| Chinese inequality levels are now similar to those in South Africa, which is now the most unequal country on Earth.
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Ice cream is important, she says between mouthfuls of a honey- avoured offering.
| Ice cream is important, she says between mouthfuls of honey- avoured ice cream.
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In Stirling alone, 30 schools have already started or are to start the daily mile.
| Just in Stirling, 30 schools have already started or are going to start the daily mile.
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Anthony Joyce, a surfer who once had his foot caught in a sharks mouth, said: The number of sharks they are going to kill is going to make no difference in the scheme of things.
| Anthony Joyce, a surfer who once had his foot caught in a sharks mouth, said: The number of sharks they are going to kill is going to make no difference.
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East Africa can expect to experience increased short rains, while west Africa should expect heavier monsoons.
| East Africa can expect more short rainfalls and west Africa should expect heavier monsoons.
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Many of the 1.5 million who visit Northumberland each year are now aware of its Dark Sky status.
| Because of their hard work, many of the 1.5 million tourists who visit Northumberland each year are now aware of its Dark Sky status.
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The number of 19-to-21-year-olds visiting McDonalds once a month has fallen by 13% since 2011, according to food analysts Technomic, while the number of 22-to-37-year- olds visiting has not grown.
| The number of 19-to-21-year-olds who visit McDonalds once a month has fallen by 13% since 2011.
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That is a big, big problem in our industry.
| That is a big, big problem for us.
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Theres less water for agriculture and less water for all the new lodges that are getting built.
| Theres less water for agriculture and less water for all the new lodges that they are building.
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Youre advertising a problem that doesnt exist in a major way and youre deterring people from wanting to come to Perth and your beautiful countryside around it.
| Youre advertising a problem that doesnt exist in a big way and youre going to stop people from wanting to come to Perth and your beautiful countryside around it.
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In a three-year period, the number of paying subscribers rose from 8 million to 28 million, according to the 2014 digital music report from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI).
| In three years, the number of paying subscribers rose from 8 million to 28 million, according to the 2014 digital music report from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI).
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Patagonia is a relevant region for the countrys economy because it has oil, fishing, mining and agriculture resources.
| Patagonia is an important region for the countrys economy because it has oil, fishing, mining and agriculture resources.
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In what Mason called the rst city-scale genetic pro le ever, his team found meningitis at Times Square, a trace of anthrax on the handhold of a train carriage and bacteria that cause bubonic plague on a rubbish bin and ticket machine at stations in uptown Manhattan.
| His team found meningitis at Times Square, a trace of anthrax on a train carriage and bacteria that cause plague on a rubbish bin and ticket machine at stations in uptown Manhattan.
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So, just like our mouse, it is quite possible we can associate what we happen to have in our mind with bad or good high-variance ongoing events.
| So, just like our mouse, it is quite possible we can associate what we have in our mind with bad or good events.
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The nadir in the animals well-being occurred, on average, at 28.3 and 27.2 years old for the chimpanzees, and 35.4 years old for the orangutans.
| The animals felt the most unhappy, on average, at 28.3 and 27.2 years old for the chimpanzees, and 35.4 years old for the orangutans.
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At its peak, Allens class had more than 18 regulars, each paying 1 a time.
| At one time, Allens class had more than 18 regulars, each paying 1 a time.
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There are famous and very wealthy people but then you have hard-working and poor people struggling to get by.
| There are famous and very wealthy people but also hard-working and poor people.
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A little later, the football club secretary arrived with envelopes to pay the officials for their time the match fee at level 5 is 95 so it is safe to assume these men do not do it for the cash.
| A little later, the football club secretary arrived to pay the officials for their time the match fee at level 5 is 95 so it is clear that these men do not do it for the money.
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Jenny Holdcroft, policy director for IndustriALL, which has been closely involved in the Accord, said that the agreement ensured that factories would not lose orders during closure because brands had committed to maintain orders with suppliers for two years.
| Jenny Holdcroft, policy director for IndustriALL, which has been closely involved in the Accord, said that the agreement made sure that factories would not lose orders during closure because companies agreed to continue orders with suppliers for two years.
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"There are riches here, riches that are badly needed by local inhabitants, said Vicente Fernandez Guerrero, secretary-general of Innovation, Industry and Energy for Andalucia.
| There are riches here, riches that the local inhabitants badly need, said energy spokesman Vicente Fernandez Guerrero.
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As you can see, everything here is fine but we have to hit the terrorists, these extremists, an army officer announced.
| As you can see, everything here is fine but we have to hit the terrorists, these extremists, an army officer said.
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In the section about great British inventions of the twentieth century, it states: In the 1960s, James Goodfellow (1937-) invented the cash-dispensing automatic teller machine (ATM) or cashpoint.
| In the section about great British inventions of the twentieth century, it says: In the 1960s, James Goodfellow (1937-) invented the automatic teller machine (ATM) or cashpoint.
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More difficult still could be navigating the legal permissions to copy and store software before it dies.
| It could be even more difficult to get the legal permissions to copy and store software before it dies.
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Valter Piscedda, the centre- left mayor of Elmas, a small town near Sardinias capital, Cagliari, wants to pay residents to leave.
| Valter Piscedda, the mayor of Elmas, a small town near Sardinias capital, Cagliari, wants to pay residents to leave.
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Relatives are to have a clear right of objection, giving them the chance to show that the deceased would not have wanted to be an organ donor.
| Relatives will have a clear right of objection, which will give them the chance to show that their relative did not want to be an organ donor.
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If recent research is to be believed, loneliness is killing the elderly and, with an ageing population, we should aim to reduce our isolation before it is too late.
| According to recent research, loneliness is killing the elderly and, with an ageing population, we should try to reduce our isolation before it is too late.
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If the amount of food wasted around the world were reduced by just 25%, there would be enough food to feed all the people who are malnourished, according to the UN.
| If we reduced the amount of food we wasted around the world by just 25%, there would be enough food to feed all the hungry people in the world.
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The vital importance of clean water is becoming harder and harder to ignore, as California enters another summer of drought.
| The importance of clean water is becoming harder and harder to ignore for example, there is another summer of drought in California.
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Forcing people outside the bar to smoke is going to exacerbate the tension thats already there.
| If they force people outside the bar to smoke, it is going to increase the tension thats already there.
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Most in Iqaluit adhere to the timetable followed by Muslims in Ottawa, some 1,300 miles south of the city following the advice of Muslim scholars who have said Muslims in the far north should observe Ramadan using the timetable of Mecca or the nearest Muslim city.
| This follows the advice of Muslim scholars who have said Muslims in the far north should observe Ramadan using the timetable of Mecca or the nearest Muslim city.
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Lovemore, 74, from Zimbabwe, has become one of the poorest people in his village.
| Lovemore, from Zimbabwe, is now one of the poorest people in his village.
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The way in which navigational technology is used could also affect its impact on our own abilities, says Spiers.
| The way we use navigation technology also has an impact on our own abilities, says Spiers.
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The results revealed that a childs month of birth could make signi cant differences to their levels of cardiovascular tness, muscle strength and ability to accelerate, all of which predict how good someone is at sport, in which such attributes are vital.
| The results showed that a childs month of birth could make big differences to their levels of tness, muscle strength and ability to accelerate, all of which predict how good someone is at sport.
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The other group did a ten-minute warm-up on the bike, followed by four minutes of Tabata intervals, four times a week plus one 30-minute session of steady exercise with two minutes of intervals.
| The other group did a ten-minute warm-up on the bike, then four minutes of Tabata training, four times a week plus one 30-minute session of exercise with two minutes of Tabata.
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The figures, released by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), reveal that men in UK management roles earned average bonuses of 6,442 in 2012 compared with 3,029 for women.
| The numbers, released by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), show that men in UK management jobs earned average bonuses of 6,442 in 2012 compared with 3,029 for women.
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The Scottish government is also supportive.
| The Scottish government also supports the idea.
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Deep in its eastwest valley, surrounded by high mountains, Rjukan and its 3,400 inhabitants are in shadow for half the year.
| Deep in its eastwest valley, with high mountains all around, Rjukan and the 3,400 people who live there are in shadow for half the year.
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In 2009, Italys central bank warned that the notes were widely used by mafia money launderers and terrorists.
| In 2009, Italys central bank said that mafia money launderers and terrorists used the notes.
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I understand the nature of octopus behaviour very well, he said.
| I understand octopus behaviour very well, he said.
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Smoker Neil Timms owns an English pub and met the smoking ban before, in England.
| Neil Timms owns an English pub and saw a smoking ban before, in England.
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I just cant stop, she says, phoning me a few days after the interview to read out a ditty she has written about the joys of exercise.
| I just cant stop, she says, when she phones me a few days after the interview to read out a poem she has written about the joys of exercise.
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You never see a reconstruction of a Mesolithic hunter-gatherer with dark skin and blue eye colour, Lalueza-Fox said.
| You never see a picture of a Mesolithic hunter-gatherer with dark skin and blue eyes, Lalueza-Fox said.
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But, authorities suspected he was not paying taxes on the clothes, furniture and other goods he was importing from China.
| But, authorities suspected he was not paying taxes on the clothes, furniture and other goods he was bringing in from China.
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