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But Google, in the US, sent a minor earthquake through the car and taxi industries as it unveiled the latest version of its driverless car.
| But Google, in the US, shocked the car and taxi industries when it unveiled the latest version of its driverless car.
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The truth is the government doesnt pay much attention to the islands of the north Aegean, she said, so I would take all the kids from our school to the gates of parliament, to tell them: There is still life in these islands.
| The government doesnt pay much attention to the islands of the north Aegean, she said, so I would take all the kids from our school to the gates of parliament, to tell them: There is still life in these islands.
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The site has come at an opportune time for the country of five million people.
| The site has come at the right time for the country of five million people.
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Bar customers are encouraged to come ll out a form or call 311 and to include date-and-time-stamped photographs documenting illegal smoking.
| Bar customers must ll out a form or call 311 and include photographs of illegal smoking.
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Imagine the setup a person is told to sit in a chair with wires attached to their skin and a button that will deliver a harmless but uncomfortable shock, and they are told to just sit there and entertain themselves with their thoughts, she said.
| Imagine a person is told to sit in a chair with wires attached to their skin and a button that will give them a harmless but uncomfortable shock, and they are told to just sit there with their thoughts, she said.
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Whenever I hear someone saying, Oh, I cant lose weight, I say: Sellotape.
| When I hear someone say, Oh, I cant lose weight, I say: Sellotape.
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Part of this is simply that air travel is inherently dangerous and, thus, standards are much higher.
| Part of the reason for this is simply that air travel is dangerous so standards are much higher.
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The fall of the Berlin Wall helped de ne Vienna as the hub for companies wanting to do business in Central Europe.
| The fall of the Berlin Wall helped make Vienna a centre for companies who want to do business in Central Europe.
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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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Ive asked Cool to look forward and imagine what top climbers might be doing 60 years from now.
| asked Cool to look forward and imagine what top climbers might do 60 years from now.
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For people aged between 24 and about 30 or 35, its about an hour and a half.
| For people aged between 24 and about 30 or 35, they lose about an hour and a half.
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Human beings we always kill the things we love.
| Human beings we always kill the things we love.
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Bar customers are encouraged to come ll out a form or call 311 and to include date-and-time-stamped photographs documenting illegal smoking.
| Bar customers must ll out a form or call 311 and include photographs of illegal smoking.
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If nding peace and quiet becomes dif cult enough, many, many children will grow up without the experience and I think its a very real problem, he said.
| If nding peace and quiet becomes too dif cult, many children will grow up without the experience and I think its a very big problem, he said.
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Amazon has applied for dozens of new domains, including .shop, .song, .book and .kindle.
| Amazon has applied for many new domains, including .shop, .song, .book and .kindle.
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When they are nished, the four plants at Ouarzazate will occupy a space as big as Moroccos capital city, Rabat, and generate 580 mega-watts (MW) of electricity, enough to power a million homes.
| When they are nished, the four plants at Ouarzazate will be as big as Moroccos capital city, Rabat, and make 580 mega-watts of electricity, enough for a million homes.
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The growing of coca leaves is legal and licensed 12 in Bolivia.
| It is legal to grow coca leaves in Bolivia.
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Karabo Ngidi, a lawyer with the centre, said Whats going to happen must be in the best interests of the children.
| Karabo Ngidi, a lawyer with the centre, said: We must do what is best for the children.
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We know sitting still kills; not sitting still helps children build skills that will stay with them for life.
| We know sitting still kills; not sitting still helps children build skills that will help them for the rest of their lives.
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On the brains right-hand side, near the top of the head, is one of the brain spots activated by family terms: wife, husband, children, parents.
| On the brains right-hand side, near the top of the head, is one of the brain spots used for family terms: wife, husband, children, parents.
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But, the rest of us live here year round.
| But, the rest of us live here all year.
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Krystian Zimerman returned moments later and declared: The destruction of music because of YouTube is enormous.
| Krystian Zimerman returned moments later and said: The destruction of music because of YouTube is enormous.
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Whether that ambition is achieved remains to be seen but exporting solar energy could have stabilizing effects within and between countries, according to the Moroccan solar energy agency (Masen).
| Exporting solar energy could have stabilizing effects within and between countries, according to the Moroccan solar energy agency (Masen).
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Theyve been left out of all of this for the last 18 years.
| Theyve not been a part of this for the last 18 years.
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The activity in Western Australia is compounding the human tragedy of shark attacks.
| The activity in Western Australia is adding to the human tragedy of shark attacks.
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Oxfam said world leaders should learn from countries such as Brazil, which has grown rapidly while reducing inequality.
| Oxfam said world leaders should learn from countries such as Brazil, which has grown quickly and reduced inequality at the same time.
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Lots of her friends cant pay for heating or medication and many would go hungry if it were not for the East Hampton Food Pantry, she says, which is just one of several food pantries in the town.
| Lots of her friends cant pay for heating or medicine and many would be hungry if they did not get food from the East Hampton Food Pantry, she says.
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The anniversary of the death of the man from Stratford, the most famous and the most performed playwright in the world, will be marked across Britain and the globe.
| The anniversary of the death of the man from Stratford, the most famous and the most performed playwright in the world, will be celebrated across Britain and the world.
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One part of the brain, for example, reliably responds to the word top, along with other words that describe clothing.
| One part of the brain, for example, is used for the word top and also for other words that describe clothes.
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For all adults, this rises to 20% and, for young adults, it is still three times as high at 9%.
| For all adults, this rises to 20% and, for young adults, it is 9%.
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Automation Driverless cars have been in the headlines ever since Google began road testing the vehicles back in 2012 but no-one really knows when driverless cars will become commonplace.
| Automation We have known about driverless cars ever since Google began testing the vehicles in 2012 but no-one really knows when driverless cars will become commonplace.
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Vienna is the worlds best city to live in, Baghdad is the worst and London, Paris and New York do not even make it into the top 35, according to international research into quality of life.
| Vienna is the worlds best city to live in, Baghdad is the worst and London, Paris and New York are not in the top 35, says an international study on quality of life.
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He added: Our study showed that the false memory and the genuine memory are based on very similar, almost identical, brain mechanisms.
| He added: Our study showed that the false memory and the real memory use very similar, almost identical, brain mechanisms.
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The conventional school starting time works for 10-year-olds but not 16- to 18-year-olds.
| The normal school starting time works for 10-year-olds but not for 16- to 18-year-olds.
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Its that you need to know that this shopper has these characteristics and, in the past, that when those characteristics are present, this is what a person tends to do.
| We need to know what characteristics this shopper has and that, when those characteristics are present, this is what a person usually does.
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According to the IEA, demand from China and India will drive world coal use in the coming five years, with India likely to overtake the US as the worlds second biggest consumer.
| The IEA says that China and India will drive world coal use in the next five years, and India will probably overtake the US as the worlds second biggest consumer.
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Even in successful countries such as Indonesia and Vietnam, the proportion has been 20%.
| Even in successful countries such as Indonesia and Vietnam, the proportion was 20%.
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If youve trained hard enough your entire life, or the last few weeks, and you believe you can do it and come through it, theres no reason.
| If youve trained hard enough all your life, or the last few weeks, and you believe you can do it and come through it, theres no reason.
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For Danae Ringelmann, co-founder of Indiegogo, the gravity light is a perfect example of how meritocratic crowdfunding can be and how it can test an entrepreneurs idea.
| For Danae Ringelmann, who started Indiegogo, the gravity light is a perfect example of how crowdfunding can work and how it can test an entrepreneurs idea.
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That same day, he climbed up to the summit of Everest itself, reaching the top in complete darkness early on Sunday.
| Later that day, he climbed to the summit of Everest, and reached the top in complete darkness early on Sunday.
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The trouble is that Spain does not have the public resources it possessed 16 years ago.
| The trouble is that Spain does not have the public resources it had 16 years ago.
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Cockrell, a former Wall Street worker turned therapist, spends large parts of his days walking through Central Park or the Battery Park in downtown Manhattan near Wall Street, as a con dant and counsellor to some of New Yorks wealthiest people.
| He spends large parts of his days walking in Central Park or the Battery Park in downtown Manhattan near Wall Street, talking to some of New Yorks wealthiest people.
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Worst thing about the job: Expect to be away from home at least six months of the year.
| Worst thing about the job: You will be away from home for at least six months of the year.
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SeaWorlds shares, which were worth $39 in 2013, were changing hands for just under $18 in August 2015.
| SeaWorlds shares, which were worth $39 in 2013, fell to just under $18 in August 2015.
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I asked how she did it: very slow breathing for several minutes prior to each dive, then a big, deep breath before diving in.
| I asked how she did it: very slow breathing for several minutes before each dive, then a big, deep breath before diving in.
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A later start to the day for many, says Kelley, is something that would bene t everyone, particularly families.
| A later start to the day for many, says Kelley, is something that would bene t all people, particularly families.
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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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Earlier, Todd had told the press conference: The world needs a hero right now, and they got one in Felix Baumgartner.
| Earlier, Todd said: The world needs a hero right now, and they have got one in Felix Baumgartner.
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The two-year study captured the sounds made by 12 different types of vessel, including cruise ships, container ships and military vehicles, that passed through the strait about 20 times a day.
| The two-year study recorded the sound made by 12 different types of ship, including cruise ships, container ships and military ships, that passed through the strait about 20 times a day.
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If people are genuinely fascinated by learning, then why not?
| If people are fascinated by learning, then why not?
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You wont be surprised by an ex in the street with a new girlfriend or boyfriend: you already know theyre dating someone else from the romantic sel es.
| You wont be surprised if you see an ex in the street with a new girlfriend or boyfriend: you already know theyre with someone else because youve seen the romantic sel es.
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There is the feeling that they have to hide the fact that they are rich.
| There is the feeling that they have to hide that they are rich.
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The sum of 1m in 500 notes fits easily into a small laptop bag, where the same amount in 50 notes would require a small suitcase.
| The sum of 1m in 500 notes fits easily into a small laptop bag.
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One strong reason for the drop in prison numbers might be the amount of post-prison support available in Sweden.
| One reason for the drop in prison numbers might be the amount of post-prison support available in Sweden.
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At least, it doesnt if youre breath-holding on land.
| At least, it doesnt if youre doing it on land.
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The media, she said, is partly to blame for making the rich feel like they need to hide or feel ashamed.
| The media, she said, makes the rich feel like they need to hide or feel ashamed.
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The right of indigenous communities in South 6 Americas Andean region to chew coca leaf was removed in 1964 when Bolivia was under a dictatorship and it signed up to the convention.
| The right of indigenous people in South 6 Americas Andean region to chew coca leaf was removed in 1964 when Bolivia was under a dictatorship and it signed the convention.
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He admits he doesnt know much about France but says that the classes are slowly helping him understand the country as well as the language.
| He says he doesnt know much about France but the classes are slowly helping him understand the country and the language.
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I told myself that, if I took charge of a club again, Id hire a woman as my number two.
| I told myself that, if I took control of a club again, Id hire a woman as my number two.
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He wanted to cross the Channel because he speaks fluent English but, with language classes, he says he is happy to settle in France.
| He wanted to cross the Channel because he speaks fluent English but, with language classes, he says he is happy to stay in France.
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Figures show smoking levels in England are at their lowest since records began 19.5 per cent but we are determined to further reduce rates of smoking and believe this important step will help.
| Smoking levels in England are at their lowest since records began 19.5 per cent but we want to reduce the numbers of people smoking even more and believe this important step will help.
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I wonder what it would be like if I didnt spend these seconds here and spent them doing something else.
| I wonder what it would be like if I didnt spend this time here and spent it doing something else.
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This is a sensitive topic in this largely mixed-raced nation.
| This is a sensitive topic in this mixed-raced country.
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Asked whether he felt more comfortable being Captain Wales than Prince Harry, his reply was one of the most revealing he has given about his relationship with Prince Charles.
| When he was asked if he felt more comfortable being Captain Wales than Prince Harry, his reply was revealing.
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According to research by the International Council on Clean Transportation in 2014, actual nitrogen oxide emissions from cars are seven times higher than the 80mg/km standard, with some models running at 22 times above the recommended limit.
| According to research by the International Council on Clean Transportation in 2014, actual nitrogen oxide emissions from cars are seven times higher than the 80mg per kilometre standard and some cars are 22 times above the recommended limit.
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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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The ndings seem to show that children born in the early months of the school year enjoy a double autumn advantage they are already known to have an academic advantage and, now, they also appear to be better equipped for sport, too.
| The ndings seem to show that children born in the early months of the school year enjoy a double autumn advantage we already know that they have an academic advantage and, now, they also seem to be better at sport, too.
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It was Spains worst environmental disaster and the clean-up cost 90m.
| It was Spains worst environmental disaster and the clean-up cost 90 million.
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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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Some, such as Awan a father of two young children, including a 12-yearold who recently started fasting follow the timings of Mecca.
| Some follow the timetable of Mecca, for example Awan, a father of two young children, including a 12-year-old who recently started fasting.
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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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Carles conclusion: Its not entirely possible or even desirable to live 100% made in France, particularly in terms of new technology.
| Carles conclusion: Its not entirely possible to live 100% made in France, particularly in terms of new technology.
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So many come here to swim with her and they dont understand how dangerous it can be.
| So many people come here to swim with her and they dont understand how dangerous it can be.
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Oxfam said world leaders should learn from countries such as Brazil, which has grown rapidly while reducing inequality.
| Oxfam said world leaders should learn from countries such as Brazil, which has grown quickly and reduced inequality at the same time.
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The project has now grown into the Grow2Feed Liberia Fish Farm, with 12 tanks, which, when fully stocked, will each have 5,000 fish providing up to 200,000 fish per year, serving a community of 1,200 predominantly HIV-positive people, including King and his family.
| The project is now a fish farm with 12 tanks, each with 5,000 fish and will give up to 200,000 fish per year to a community of 1,200 mainly HIV-positive people, including King and his family.
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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 atlas shows how words and related terms exercise the same regions of the brain.
| The atlas shows how words and related terms use the same regions of the brain.
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Most of our customers are ageing baby boomers who want to rekindle the experience they had as a kid, says Pedegos Don DiCostanza.
| Most of our customers are baby boomers who want to have the cycling experience they had as a kid, says Pedegos Don DiCostanza.
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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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The Stanford mirror was designed in such a way that it re ects 97% of the visible light that falls on it.
| The Stanford mirror re ects 97% of the visible light that falls on it.
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It is a majestic rectangle of strong bone and leathery esh, a head that expresses pure strength.
| It is a majestic rectangle of strong bone, a head of pure strength.
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He spends his lift rides and spare moments at work reading news articles and books rather than scrolling through a newsfeed.
| He spends his spare moments at work reading news articles and books.
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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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Retailers are becoming increasingly aware that shoppers who are prepared to set foot in a physical store want a service and an experience they cant get online, says Simon Boydell, spokesman for Marketforce, which has more than 300,000 mystery shoppers on its books.
| Retailers are becoming increasingly aware that shoppers who visit a physical store want a service and an experience they cant get online, says Simon Boydell, spokesman for Marketforce, which has more than 300,000 mystery shoppers.
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When she jumped out of bed she could see a huge vapour trail hanging in the morning sky and hear the wail of car alarms from the street below.
| When she jumped out of bed she could see a huge vapour trail in the morning sky and hear car alarms from the street below.
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I thought she might send me owers as it was a declaration of love for her, but she didnt understand, Delacourt said.
| I thought she might send me owers because the book was a declaration of love for her, but she didnt understand, Delacourt said.
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This is a sensitive topic in this largely mixed-raced nation.
| This is a sensitive topic in this mixed-raced country.
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One of them responds to numbers and measurements, another to buildings and places.
| One of them is for numbers and measurements, another for buildings and places.
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There are far greater numbers of southern white rhinos and black rhinos.
| There are more southern white rhinos and black rhinos.
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Kelley says the working day should be more forgiving of our natural rhythms.
| Kelley says the working day should be more linked to our natural rhythms.
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Lego, based in the small town of Billund, started producing its plastic bricks in 1949 and became a staple childrens toy around the world by the 1970s.
| Lego, based in the small town of Billund in Denmark, started producing its plastic bricks in 1949 and became a popular and well-known childrens toy around the world by the 1970s.
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Faehrmann said the protests had shown Australians wanted sharks protected: Whats amazing is so many people in Australia love sharks.
| Faehrmann said the protests showed that Australians wanted sharks to be protected: Whats amazing is that so many people in Australia love sharks.
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Two young mothers wheel their children into the square and stand in the sun.
| Two young mothers bring their children into the square and stand in the sun.
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In my case, I have always found languages easy enough, apart from the numbers.
| In my case, I have always found languages quite easy, apart from the numbers.
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What is more, there were no dates in his calendar of events he personally had to attend.
| Also, there were no dates in his calendar of events he had to attend.
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They spend 20% of their time viewing short video clips, for example on YouTube, or news clips distributed via Facebook and other social sites.
| They spend 20% of their time watching short video clips, for example on YouTube, or news clips on Facebook and other social sites.
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He once explained that his guitar technique was partly based on his lack of skill: I started to bend notes because I could never play in the bottleneck style, like Elmore James and Booker White.
| He once explained that his guitar technique was partly the result of his lack of skill: I started to bend notes because I could never play in the bottleneck style.
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In Brazilian cities, white workers earn roughly twice as much as those of African descent.
| In Brazilian cities, white workers earn twice as much as workers of African descent.
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The Globo newspaper listed a number of shortcomings in the 12 host cities.
| The Globo newspaper listed a number of problems in the 12 host cities.
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Kensington Palace announced at 8.30pm that the baby was born at 4.24pm in the exclusive Lindo Wing at St Marys Hospital, Paddington, West London.
| Kensington Palace announced at 8.30pm that the baby was born at 4.24pm at St Marys Hospital, Paddington, West London.
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