[ad_1] In a new research on how genetic factors determine taste, scientists now believe that they know why some humans prefer coffee while others opt for tea. An article published this week …
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[ad_1] Dieting has always been a solution of choice for those who aspire to lose a few extra pounds. A simple search would reveal the abundance of diet plans available to maintain …
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[ad_1] Want climate news in your inbox? Sign up here for Climate Fwd:, our email newsletter. WASHINGTON — When people think of potential solutions to global warming, they tend to visualize technologies like …
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[ad_1] Luz Lazo Transportation reporter covering the Washington Metro, buses, Bikeshare Capital, taxis and the region's road network November 10 at 17h29 Almost overnight, electric scooters have apparently become ubiquitous in the …
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[ad_1] BOSTON: Scientists have identified a pattern of brain activity that predicts the development of schizophrenia, an advance that could be used to diagnose the disorder earlier. Schizophrenia, a brain disorder that …
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[ad_1] Another Manchester show, which means a hot crowd and spoilers! Heads of poster While the battle for the belt is essentially suspended over the next few weeks, attention is turning to …
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[ad_1] Will they, is not it? Is Becks in or out? How much will I have to pay for the best night of my life? If you too are a fan of …
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[ad_1] What a strange time for the nature of reality. Do you remember the time when you could hear about an idea and you had to immediately exclude it for being too …
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[ad_1] The dead who walk the answers are here! After watching the final episode of Rick Grimes' curveball on Sunday night, and hearing the news Andrew Lincoln will be featured in three …
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[ad_1] The posthumous release of Stephen Hawking's new book, Brief Answers to the Big Questions, playing off the title of his bestselling A Brief History of Time, reminds us of what endeared …
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