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Gibbon

Gibbons talk like our human ancestors used to

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The way white-handed gibbons talk to one another is very similar to how our human ancestors used to millions of years ago, researchers from...
Facebook

Facebook used by nearly one third of all US seniors

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About 31% of all US seniors used Facebook in 2014, i.e. 56% of all online adults aged 65+ years, says a new survey carried...
meteorite

What is a meteorite? Characteristics of a meteorite

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A meteorite is a piece of debris that comes from out space and lands on Earth’s surface. Before impact the object is known as...
UK

UK December inflation halves to 0.5% from 1% in November

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UK inflation in December halved to 0.5% (annualized) from 1% in November. Consumer price inflation fell to its lowest level in nearly 15 years...
Morrisons

Morrisons boss Dalton Philips ousted after declining Xmas sales

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Morrisons, the UK’s fourth largest supermarket chain, posted a 3.1% decline in like-for-like sales (excl. fuel) in the six weeks to January 4th, prompting...
Canada

Business outlook positive, says Bank of Canada report

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The Bank of Canada’s winter Business Outlook Survey predicts continued strengthening demand, especially among exporting companies and manufacturers. However, for firms linked to the...
oil prices

Brent crude plummets to $47.27 after Goldman Sachs’ $42 three-month forecast

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Brent crude fell 5.6% to $47.27 a barrel to a six-year low, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude slid 4.8% to $46.01, after leading...
RS 25 engine

SLS RS-25 engine hot fire test completed by NASA

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The SLS RS-25 engine, formerly the space shuttle main engine, the one that will drive NASA’s next great rocket to deep space, underwent its...
First Milk coop

Dairy farmers not being paid for two weeks by First Milk

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The price of milk has plummeted, in fact today it is cheaper than most bottled water. Hundreds of dairy farmers across the UK have...
World parking record

Tightest parallel parking record set by Alastair Moffatt of Stunt Drive UK

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Stunt Drive UK instructor Alastair Moffatt claims the Guinness World Record for the Tightest Parallel Park by managing to slide into a spot only 7.5cm (2.95...