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Scientists Predict A More Active Hurricane Season In The US This Year
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Coronavirus Despair: 75,000 Americans Projected To Die From Suicide And Overdose
A study by the Well Being Trust estimates the deaths to range between 27,644, assuming the economy recovers quickly, and 154,037 in a slow-recovery scenario.
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'Titanic' Shift in the Magnetic Field Results to Changing North Magnetic Pole Location
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Illegal Sale of Pangolins, A Possible Carrier of Coronavirus, Continues On Facebook Pages
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May 08, 2020
Coronavirus Endangers Hollywood Background Actors’ Jobs Making Them The ‘Expendables’
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May 08, 2020
Heavy Cannabis Use Has An Impact On Human DNA, Says Study
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Iceland, once rich in greenery in its forests, continues to suffer the losses of trees due to the invasion and colonization by the Vikings. Efforts are being done to reforest the nation, but the task remains a burden and a struggle.
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Jul 17, 2019
Giant Human-Sized Jellyfish Stuns Divers Off UK Coast
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Stress Reduction: Petting Dogs, Cats Reduces Stress Hormone Cortisol
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Hero Police Officer Saves Unconscious 6-Year Old From House Fire
[HOLD FOR ASHRAF]Cleveland Heights police officer Josh Robertson showed heroism by pulling out a 6-year-old boy from a house fire.
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