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    See the world's deepest fish

    "World's Deepest Fish Caught on Camera at Mind-Boggling Depth" In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have captured footage of the world's deepest fish, found in the depths of the ocean off Japan. The astonishing specimen was part of an expedition to explore the trenches and has sent...
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    Gen Z women in the US: do you identify as liberal?

    New Research Reveals Shocking Gap Between Gen Z Women's Politics and National Average A recent poll has shed light on a stark contrast between the political leanings of Gen Z women in the US and the national average. Conducted by 19th News/SurveyMonkey, the study found that nearly 40% of Gen Z...
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    Shipping emissions levy shelved as countries bow to US pressure

    "US Pushes for Delay on Shipping Emissions Levy Amid Global Backlash" The United States has successfully delayed the implementation of an international emissions levy on global shipping, marking a significant victory for its powerful fossil fuel interests. The decision, made after four days of...
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    Trump says Maduro "doesn't want to f*** around with the United States"

    President Trump revealed a previously unconfirmed offer by Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to the US, saying that the Venezuelan leader is willing to "offer everything" to avoid confrontation with the United States. The details of this proposal were not disclosed, but it's clear that Maduro...
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    The Guardian view on Austen and Brontë adaptations: purists may reel, but reinvention keeps classic novels alive | Editorial

    Austen and Brontë adaptations are often met with skepticism, but their purpose goes beyond mere sensationalism. The novels of these two iconic authors continue to captivate audiences, but not without being subject to reevaluation and reinterpretation. As part of the 250th celebrations of Jane...
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    Trump teases major announcement on autism

    The text you provided appears to be a webpage or article from NBC News, possibly from the "First Look" section. The content is a collection of articles and videos related to current events, politics, and social issues. Some of the topics mentioned in the text include: * A story about John...
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    I have a sweating problem': What Alan Carr's Traitors admission tells us about how social taboos changed

    The article discusses the growing trend of people embracing their sweat and sweating as a natural and healthy part of human biology. The author, Davide Filingeri, a physiology professor at Southampton University, believes that climate change will show the limits of perspiration, as humans won't...
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    Elliott Gould remembers Diane Keaton – ‘We snuck into a bush and she said: “This is called making out”’

    A glimpse into the unforgettable world of Hollywood legend Diane Keaton was lost forever on February 1st. She left behind an indelible mark on the film industry, a testament to her remarkable talent and irrepressible wit. Known for her effervescent personality, she was as captivating in real...
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