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Fraser Christian, who teaches maritime survival courses at his Coastal Survival School in Dorset, said the mans story, if true, would be remarkable but far from unique.
| Fraser Christian, who teaches maritime survival courses, said the mans story, if true, would be remarkable but not unique.
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Now, without doubt, it is loved by millions of other people.
| Now, it is loved by millions of other 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 are encouraged to ll out a form or call 311 and to include photographs of illegal smoking.
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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 genome of the hunter-gatherer to those of modern Europeans from different regions to see how they might be related.
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That usually becomes clear later from video clips posted by opposition media outlets on YouTube.
| That usually becomes clear later from video clips posted by the opposition on YouTube.
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The LPI showed the number of vertebrates had declined by 52% over four decades.
| The report showed the number of vertebrates had declined by 52% over four decades.
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The controversial auction of a Banksy mural that disappeared from the wall of a north London shop in mysterious circumstances was dramatically halted just moments before it was due to go under the hammer.
| The controversial auction of a Banksy mural that disappeared from the wall of a north London shop was dramatically stopped just moments before it was going to be sold.
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She has now exploded into the public consciousness with an album and a huge hit single, Show das Poderosas, which topped the charts and attracted 52 million YouTube views.
| She now has an album and a huge hit single, Show das Poderosas, which topped the charts and attracted 52 million YouTube views.
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Job satisfaction: Lewis fi nds the variety of tasks exciting.
| Job satisfaction: Lewis finds the variety of tasks exciting.
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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 posed for photos, some drank, but mostly they just walked and talked football, waiting for the next game to begin on the nearby big screen.
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Im not saying its a peace-and-love story coexistence often means conflict but its important to manage that conflict, keep it at a low level and resolve the problems it causes.
| Im not saying its a peace-and-love story coexistence often means conflict but its important to manage that conflict and resolve the problems it causes.
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What is it like to look at the very last of something?
| What is it like to look at the last of something?
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Wildlife authorities captured a tiger in Chitwan after it killed two people, including a villager who was pulled from his bed in May.
| Wildlife authorities captured a tiger after it killed two people, including a villager who was pulled from his bed in May.
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The multimillion-pound project would feature a hotel and draw in 100,000 people a year, four times the number currently able to use the observatory.
| The multimillion-pound project would also have a hotel and draw in 100,000 people a year, four times the number currently able to use the observatory.
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The stunt, which was seven years in the planning and sponsored by Red Bull drinks, beat two of Kittingers records: the retired US air force colonel previously held the high altitude and speed records for parachuting.
| The stunt was planned for seven years, was sponsored by Red Bull drinks, and beat two of Kittingers records: before, the retired US air force colonel held the high altitude and speed records for parachuting.
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Even worse, victims were piled too high in my stories almost 83 dead in a fi re at 6pm turned out to be as few as 38 by 7pm; 12 people injured in a coach crash soon became two and so it went on.
| Even worse, there were too many victims in my stories almost 83 dead in a fi re at 6pm turned out to be as few as 38 by 7pm; 12 people injured in a coach crash soon became two and so it went on.
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However, the real body blow for conservationists has been the recent decision of the Andalucian government to reopen the Frailes mine that so very nearly destroyed Donana in 1998.
| However, the real body blow for conservationists has been the recent decision of the Andalucian government to reopen the Frailes mine that nearly destroyed Donana in 1998.
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The Foreign Office acknowledged that the ruling had potentially significant and far-reaching legal implications, and said it was planning to appeal.
| The Foreign Office said that the ruling had potentially significant legal implications, and said it was planning to appeal.
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Brazil experienced one of its biggest nights of protest in decades as more than 100,000 people took to the streets nationwide to express their frustration at heavy-handed policing, poor public services and high costs for the World Cup.
| Brazil experienced one of its biggest nights of protest in decades as more than 100,000 people took to the streets to express their frustration at aggressive policing, poor public services and high costs for the World Cup.
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As part of his series, If Our Bodies Could Talk, Hamblin, a relatively sane- looking man, took on a no-showering challenge to examine the effect of over-cleansing the body.
| As part of his series, If Our Bodies Could Talk, Hamblin took on a no-showering challenge to examine the effect of over-cleansing the body.
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Its even been said that humans have an ability to lower heart rate and metabolic rate in order to breath-hold for even longer.
| Some even say that humans have an ability to lower their heart rate in order to breath-hold for even longer.
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Shes been timing the progression of the queue on her phone ... and is that a tiny camera lens peeking out from her purse?
| Shes been timing the speed of the queue on her phone ... and is that a tiny camera lens in her purse?
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Whether the Everest region can continue to cope with a booming tourism sector remains to be seen, according to mountain geographer and environmentalist, Alton Byers.
| It is not certain that the Everest region can continue to cope with a booming tourism sector, according to mountain geographer and environmentalist, Alton Byers.
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Its so minimal, though, that crossing the Atlantic weekly for 40 years would only move you 1/1,000th of a second into the future.
| However, its so minimal that crossing the Atlantic weekly for 40 years would only move you 1/1,000th of a second into the future.
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Electric bikes make commuting more practical and fun by easing worry about hills, headwinds, fatigue and sweat.
| Electric bikes make commuting more practical and fun by reducing worry about hills, headwinds, tiredness and sweat.
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The institutes gures also suggest that 17% of employers in the private sector made use of zero- hours contracts, considerably lower than the 34% of organizations in the voluntary sector and 24% in the public sector.
| Figures from the poll suggest that 17% of employers in the private sector use zero-hours contracts, considerably lower than the 34% of organizations in the voluntary sector and 24% in the public sector.
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These incidents have surfaced one after the other and this inappropriate labelling has resulted in the loss of trust among consumers, he told reporters.
| This inappropriate labelling has resulted in the loss of trust among consumers, he told reporters.
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At independent UK publisher Michael OMara, which has sold almost 340,000 adult colouring books to date, Head of Publicity, Marketing and Online, Ana McLaughlin, attributes the craze to the way the category has been reimagined as a means of relaxation.
| At independent UK publisher Michael OMara, which has sold almost 340,000 adult colouring books, Head of Publicity, Marketing and Online, Ana McLaughlin, says the craze is due to the way the category is now sold as a way to relax.
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The 140,000 ticket-holders are also being urged to bring reusable bottles that they can fill at 400 drinkingwater taps dotted across the site.
| The 140,000 ticketholders are also being asked to bring reusable bottles that they can fill at 400 drinking-water taps across the site.
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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 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.
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But meat and fish expensive, luxury products in Liberian markets but essential sources of protein remained elusive.
| But he could not afford meat and fish expensive, luxury products in Liberian markets but essential sources of protein.
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During the experiment, Carle scoured supermarket shelves for 100% French-made products, learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France, proudly brushed his teeth with the last toothbrush made in France by a company in Picardie employing 29 people and hand-washed his smalls until he found the last French-made washing machine (which, being top opening, would not fit under the kitchen counter).
| During the experiment, Carle hunted in supermarkets for 100% French-made products, learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France, proudly brushed his teeth with a toothbrush made in France and hand-washed his underwear until he found a French-made washing machine (which opened at the top and so would not fit under the kitchen counter).
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It is all part of the experience Brooks needs to acquire before he is trusted with more high-profile games, the different problems that need dealing with often, clubs are very reluctant to have a late postponement, particularly when they have to pay all the staff who have turned up but will not receive any gate money.
| It is all part of the experience Brooks needs to acquire before he is trusted with more important games, the different problems that need dealing with often, clubs are very reluctant to have a late postponement, particularly when they have to pay all the staff who have come but will not receive any gate money.
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The charity really resonates with people at this time of year and the ad lends itself to thinking about someone who lives on your street that might not see anybody, said Rachel Swift, head of marketing at John Lewis.
| Rachel Swift, head of marketing at John Lewis, said that people talk about the charity at this time of year and the ad makes you think about someone who lives on your street that might not see anybody.
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There, Mahadev Satyanarayanan takes digital snapshots of computer hard drives while they run different software programs.
| Digital snapshots of computer hard drives are taken while they run different software programs.
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The authors say that their previous research shows that better-educated women are less likely to suffer violence, as are those who have jobs, although not in all regions.
| The authors say that their previous research shows that better-educated women and working women are less likely to suffer violence, although not in all regions.
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So far in 2012, the area has received almost one million holidaymakers more than 23,000 of them from outside India.
| So far in 2012, the area has received almost one million tourists more than 23,000 of them from outside India.
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His trainer at Limas Huachipa Zoo, Alfredo Correa, beams with admiration.
| His trainer at Limas Huachipa Zoo, Alfredo Correa, is full of admiration.
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Or hobby learners, who are keen to learn about a subject area in which they have an interest?
| Or hobby learners, who want to learn about a subject area in which they have an interest?
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Instead, those things might be popular because of our constant urge to do something rather than nothing.
| Instead, those things might be popular because of our constant need to do something rather than nothing.
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Everything, even milk or bread, has changed hands three or four times before it gets to us and each middleman has to take a pro t, said Provatas Costas, a 58-year-old sherman.
| Everything, even milk or bread, has been bought and sold three or four times before it gets to us and everyone has to take a pro t, said Provatas Costas, a 58-year-old sherman.
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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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Swift said that, despite the hype, John Lewis had stuck to the same strategy for the last five years.
| Swift said that, despite the hype, John Lewis had kept the same strategy for the last five years.
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This program was recently reauthorized by Congress after extensive hearings and debate.
| This program was recently reauthorized by Congress after a lot of debate.
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Thought to be the worlds oldest message in a bottle, it was presented to Erdmann by the museum that is now exhibiting it in Germany.
| The bottle is believed to be the worlds oldest message in a bottle and it was presented to Erdmann by the museum that is now exhibiting it in Germany.
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Pate K Chon, a counsellor who works with HIV sufferers in Liberia, provided an unlikely solution.
| Pate K Chon, a counsellor who works with HIV sufferers in Liberia, provided a surprising solution.
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While many British workers regard a two-week summer holiday as an inalienable right, workers in Japan have come to see a four-night vacation in Hawaii as the height of self-indulgence.
| While many British workers see a two-week summer holiday as their right, workers in Japan think that a four-night vacation in Hawaii is complete self-indulgence.
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While low-end models sell for as little as $700, Court Rye, the founder and editor of ElectricBikeReview.com, a popular website, says riders should expect to pay at least $1,500 for a quality e-bike with a good battery.
| While cheaper models sell for as little as $700, Court Rye, the founder and editor of ElectricBikeReview.com, a popular website, says riders should expect to pay at least $1,500 for a quality e-bike with a good battery.
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I was in hospital for five days, in a back brace for several weeks and off work for five months with limited mobility, stiffness and pain.
| I was in hospital for five days and off work for five months with limited mobility and pain.
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And it is not just Basford who is reaping the benefits of the hordes of adults who, it turns out, just wanted something to colour in.
| And it is not just Basford who is benefitting from the adults who just want something to colour in.
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Dog-food taster The job: Tasting dog food to make sure it meets a premium brands quality standards What it involves: Opening sample tins of each freshly made batch of dog (or cat) food, smelling it and eating it.
| Dog-food taster The job: Tasting dog food to make sure it meets a top brands quality standards What it involves: Opening sample tins of each batch of dog (or cat) food, smelling it and eating it.
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There will be a full moon on Christmas Day 2015 a complete coincidence, according to Swift.
| A full moon will fall on Christmas Day 2015 a complete coincidence, according to Swift.
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This cycle, however, was nothing new: the history of the Bond series has been one of ebb and flow, stasis and renewal, revolving most obviously around the lead actor: first, Sean Connery; then, successively, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Brosnan and, now, Craig.
| This cycle, however, was nothing new: the history of the Bond series has been one of ebb and flow, revolving most obviously around the lead actor: first, Sean Connery; then, successively, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Brosnan and, now, Craig.
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He had already done two practice free-falls in preparation for this attempt one from 71,000 feet in March and a second from 97,000 feet in July 2012.
| He had already done two practice free-falls in preparation for this jump one from 71,000 feet and a second from 97,000 feet.
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One of the biggest surprises was the discovery that there are mountains in the Kuiper belt, the solar systems mysterious third zone where Pluto sits amid around 100,000 smaller icy objects.
| One of the biggest surprises was the discovery that there are mountains in the Kuiper belt, the solar systems mysterious third zone where Pluto is, with about 100,000 smaller icy objects.
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The scans showed that reward circuitry in the childrens brains behaved more normally after a snort of oxytocin, being more active when the person was looking at faces and less active when viewing the inanimate cars.
| The scans showed that the reward circuits in the childrens brains behaved more normally after a dose of oxytocin: that is, they were more active when the person was looking at faces and less active when looking at the inanimate cars.
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Once they are in primary school, the children can do homework at the centres, with help from their peers.
| Once they are in primary school, the children get help with their homework at the centres.
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School and university reunions have become redundant you already know whose career is going well, whether the perfect pair have split and youve seen endless pictures of your schoolmates babies.
| School and university reunions are unnecessary you already know whose career is going well, whether the perfect pair have split and youve seen pictures of your schoolmates babies.
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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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Naturally gluten free, the grain can substitute for wheat flour in anything from bread and pasta to waffles and pizza bases.
| Naturally gluten free, the grain can be used instead of wheat flour in anything from bread and pasta to waffles and pizza bases.
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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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It emerged recently that the European Commission (EC) is looking at increasing taxes on e-cigarettes, something that could have an impact on their popularity.
| The European Commission (EC) is looking at increasing taxes on e-cigarettes, which could have an impact on their popularity.
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They dont know them and have a bad vision but they are not like that, Flahaut said as she prepared for an afternoon lesson.
| They dont know them; they are not like that, Flahaut said as she prepared for an afternoon lesson.
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As colourful sh were swimming past him off the Greek coast, Cathal Redmond was convinced he had taken some great photos with his rst underwater camera.
| Cathal Redmond was swimming off the Greek coast and he was sure he had taken some great photos of colourful sh with his rst underwater camera.
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The National Security Agency (NSA) has obtained direct access to the systems of Google, Facebook, Apple and other US internet giants, according to a top-secret document.
| According to a top-secret document, the National Security Agency (NSA) has got direct access to the systems of Google, Facebook, Apple and other major US internet companies.
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Air India, the national carrier, has also said it will introduce yoga for trainee pilots.
| Air India, the national airline, has also said it will introduce yoga for trainee pilots.
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Nevertheless, the talk on the avenue is about building 5m apartments, instead of 50m mansions, in an effort to draw people back.
| Nevertheless, the talk on the avenue is about building 5m apartments, instead of 50m mansions, in an effort to bring people back.
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One thing to emerge from the Downing Street meeting was Camerons appointment of the Conservative MP Mike Weatherley to be his adviser on the subject.
| Following the Downing Street meeting, Cameron appointed the Conservative MP Mike Weatherley to be his adviser on the subject.
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If you see a ferocious animal coming at you with its teeth bared, its scary, but dolphins have this lovely, wide smile.
| If you see a fierce animal coming towards you with its teeth bared, its scary, but dolphins have this lovely, wide smile.
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One security guard working on the avenue said it was exasperating to see so many tens of thousands of square feet of property enough to house dozens of people falling apart.
| One security guard who works on the avenue said it was exasperating to see so many properties enough to house dozens of people falling apart.
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They work with the police, the probation service and other, voluntary organizations to help those who feel trapped and frightened in the violent criminal gangs that operate across London.
| They work with the police, the probation service and other, voluntary organizations to help people who feel trapped and frightened in the violent criminal gangs of London.
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Currently the beach has little more than an access road lined with camper vans from Germany, France, Italy and Britain, filled with windsurfers and kitesurfers lured by the areas strong winds.
| Currently the beach just has an access road filled with camper vans from Germany, France, Italy and Britain, which bring windsurfers and kitesurfers who are attracted by the strong winds in the area.
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When these are not equipped with special scrubbing equipment to remove chemicals, coal can also produce sulphur emissions the leading cause of acid rain and other pollutants such as mercury and soot particles.
| When these are not equipped with special scrubbing equipment to remove chemicals, coal can also produce sulphur emissions the leading cause of acid rain and mercury and soot-particle pollution.
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Such rich false memories will clearly involve many brain systems and we are still a long way from understanding the processes involved in their formation at the neuronal level, said Professor French.
| Such rich false memories will clearly involve many brain systems and we are still a long way from understanding the processes involved in their formation at the neuronal level, he said.
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The network has now lost nearly 2m visitors in the UK since December, according to research firm Nielsen, with its 27m total flat on a year before.
| The network has now lost nearly 2m visitors in the UK since December, according to research firm Nielsen, with its 27m total the same as a year ago.
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The first team would land on the surface of Mars in 2023 to begin constructing the colony, with a team of four astronauts every two years after that.
| The first team would land on Mars in 2023 to begin building the colony, with a team of four astronauts every two years after that.
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The Socialist opposition in Madrid attacked the proposal, and Galindo said it discriminated against migrant workers who flocked to Spain during the boom years, many of them from Morocco, whose coastline is just 14km away and can be seen from Tarifa.
| The Socialist opposition in Madrid attacked the idea, and Galindo said it discriminated against migrant workers who came to Spain during the boom years, many of them from Morocco, whose coastline is just 14km away and can be seen from Tarifa.
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The NSA document notes the operations have the assistance of communications providers in the US.
| The NSA document notes that the operations have the help of communications providers in the US.
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The experimental technology splices DNA from luminescent marine bacteria with the chloroplast genome of a plant to create a jelly sh-type glow.
| The experimental technology joins DNA from luminescent marine bacteria with the chloroplast genome of a plant to create a glow like a jelly sh.
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It shows the power of Star Wars that, although they were disappointing, the prequels still managed to make a lot of money, said Rosser.
| It shows the power of Star Wars that, although they were disappointing, the prequels still made a lot of money, said Rosser.
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The Accord also legally binds brands to ensure that workers are paid during factory closures.
| The Accord also legally requires brands to ensure that workers are paid during factory closures.
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Goldsmith, 69, also revealed that he has teamed up with Robin de Levita, the Dutch producer of the Whos 1970s rock musical Tommy, at a new 1,100-seat theatre in Wembley, which is due to be nished in time for the rst stage adaptation of the phenomenally successful teen book and movie series The Hunger Games in June 2016.
| Goldsmith, 69, also revealed that he is working with Robin de Levita, the Dutch producer of the Whos 1970s rock musical Tommy, at a new 1,100-seat theatre in Wembley, London, where the rst stage adaptation of the teen book and movie series The Hunger Games will be performed in June 2016.
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According to Ofcom (the Of ce of Communications), around 66% of adults in the UK owned a smartphone in 2015, up from 39% in 2012, making GPS technology widely available.
| According to Ofcom (the Of ce of Communications), around 66% of adults in the UK owned a smartphone in 2015, up from 39% in 2012 so GPS technology is widely available.
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Clay Cockrell is sitting in his of ce at Columbus Circle, across the street from 1 Central Park West, which houses Trump International Hotel and Tower.
| Clay Cockrell is sitting in his of ce across the street from 1 Central Park West, the address of the Trump International Hotel and Tower.
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Estimates suggest that, by 2050, food production will need to have increased by 60% on 2005 levels to feed a growing global population.
| By 2050, food production will have to increase by 60%, compared to 2005 levels, to feed a growing global population.
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While the applicants wait for an answer, though, France does not provide them with any financial support or allow them to work and the slow process can take many months.
| But, while the applicants wait to hear if they can stay, France does not give them any financial support or allow them to work and the slow process can take many months.
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They then matched the transcripts of the stories with the brain activity data to show how groups of related words triggered neural responses in 50,000 to 80,000 pea-sized spots all over the cerebral cortex.
| Then, they matched the transcripts of the stories with the brain activity data to show how groups of related words produced brain responses in 50,000 to 80,000 pea-sized spots all over the cerebral cortex.
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He vowed to make the little extra time needed a reality and the result is his invention of the Express Dive a re llable air storage device, held in the mouth, that lets users swim underwater for two minutes.
| He decided to invent something to make that little extra time a reality and the result is his invention of the Express Dive a re llable air storage device, which is held in the mouth and lets people swim underwater for two minutes.
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The idea of encouraging people to up sticks is sensitive at a time when oods of Italians many of them bright young graduates are leaving their country every year.
| The idea of encouraging people to leave is sensitive at a time when huge numbers of Italians many of them bright young graduates are leaving their country every year.
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Shopping channel presenter The job: Selling and demonstrating a wide range of products on live TV What it involves: Presenting hours and hours of monotonous content, while simultaneously demonstrating the products and appearing to be enthusiastic and knowledgeable about everything that youre selling.
| Shopping channel presenter The job: Selling and demonstrating a wide range of products on live TV What it involves: Presenting hours and hours of monotonous TV, while, at the same time, demonstrating the products and appearing to be enthusiastic and knowledgeable about everything that youre selling.
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World-leading marine scientist Professor Callum Roberts from the University of York was one of the scientists who helped set the 20-30% target in 2003.
| Marine scientist Professor Callum Roberts was one of the scientists who helped set the 20-30% target in 2003.
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With figures adjusted for inflation, the 1965 release, Thunderball, is only a hairs breadth below Skyfall, while Goldfinger and You Only Live Twice both outperformed the other Craig films (as did the 70s Bonds, The Spy Who Loved Me and Live and Let Die).
| If you adjust the figures for inflation, the 1965 release, Thunderball, is only just below Skyfall, while Goldfinger and You Only Live Twice both did better than the other Craig films (and the 70s Bonds, The Spy Who Loved Me and Live and Let Die, did better, too).
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While conditions were hot and uncomfortable, the relatively low level of humidity ensured play would continue.
| While conditions were hot and uncomfortable, the relatively low level of humidity ensured play would continue, McKewen said in a statement.
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The rats were trained to press a lever when a light went on above it.
| The rats were taught to press a lever when a light went on above it.
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All pack members care for the young with solidarity and devotion.
| All pack members care for the young.
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He said he hoped the research would provide a baseline of research for health of cials and geneticists, and could help health of cials to be better prepared to prevent and track diseases and pathogens.
| He said he hoped the research would provide a baseline of research for health of cials and geneticists, and could help health of cials to prevent and track diseases and pathogens.
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In the US, the percentage of people claiming to use subscription and streaming rose from 19% in 2012 to 23%, while the percentage of people downloading fell from 28% to 27%.
| In the US, the percentage of people using subscription services and streaming rose from 19% in 2012 to 23%, while the percentage of people downloading fell from 28% to 27%.
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They come for a taste of the unknown, something most have never tasted the sweet, cold, velvety embrace of ice cream.
| They come for a taste of the unknown, something most have never tasted before sweet, cold ice cream.
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Even then, maybe theres construction equipment that wasnt there but is there now.
| Then, maybe theres construction equipment that wasnt there before but is there now.
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While there are many plans to save Venice and Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta are taking the problem seriously the same cannot be said for Miami, where politicians refuse to admit the city has a severe environmental problem.
| While there are many plans to save Venice and Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta are taking the problem seriously the same cannot be said for Miami, where politicians refuse to admit the city has a serious environmental problem.
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