Years ago, my iPhone 7 fell from my nightstand, bounced off a plastic box and landed on the hardwood floor. I picked it up, hoping for the best, but the screen shattered. …
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FILE PHOTO: The first image of Mars taken by China’s Tianwen-1 unmanned probe is seen in this handout image released on February 5, 2021 by China’s National Space Administration (CNSA). CNSA / …
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Europe overtook China in 2020 to become the world’s largest market for electric vehicles, amid a pedal-to-the-metal push to increase EV adoption from governments and supercharged demand from consumers. According to a …
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When the state closed around him in March, 67-year-old Joyce Babineau, a supermarket worker in Drewmouth, Mass., Was one of several workers who had been at work meeting basic needs during the …
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Former longtime “Daily Show” host John Stewart joined just Twitter – screen name: @jon_actual; Followers: 845,800 and counting, fast – and going off an already contentious ground, setting low expectations and suggesting …
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Word size Apple’s earnings expectations are steadily increasing. Don Emmert / AFP via Getty Image Apple Financial results with its stock sitting at the top of its December quarter financial results. Expectations …
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FILE PHOTO: Pope Francis prayed to the Angelus on 6 January 2021 at Epiphany in the Vatican amid an outbreak of coronavirus disease (COVID-19). VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Even if he were …
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Zuzana Szymanska, by Stefan Nitschke (Reuters) – German researchers have been able to reintroduce running mice following spinal cord injuries, re-establishing neural links considered irreparable in mammals using a designer protein injected …
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Zuzana Szymanska, by Stefan Nitschke (Reuters) – German researchers have been able to reintroduce running mice following spinal cord injuries, re-establishing neural links considered irreparable in mammals using a designer protein injected …
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Zuzana Szymanska, by Stefan Nitschke 21 January (Reuters) – German researchers have paralyzed mice to regrow after spinal cord injuries, reestablishing neural links considered irreparable in mammals using a designer protein injected …
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