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WorldPingVery small biological samples and even individual biomolecules can now be examined under near-physiological conditions with high confidence at the BESSY II infrared beamline using a newly validated and improved technique: nanoscale infrared (IR) spec…
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WorldPingSpekboom (Portulacaria afra) is an easy-to-grow succulent shrub, small tree or hedge.
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Scientists have developed a solar-powered desalination system that turns seawater into fresh water while removing nearly all of the leftover salt as a solid instead of producing harmful brine.
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WorldPingAfter fencing went up around the Kennedy Center and the main building was closed to the public, a House lawmaker on Thursday an emergency hearing, warning that the shutdown violates a judge’s order.
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WorldPingKey allies of PM issue warning as details emerge of his plan to give mayors powers to oversee water companies Key allies of Andy Burnham have warned the prime minister not to back down over his promises to put water companies under public control, af…
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