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This appeared to be a protest by and for a committed core. Maybe the most revealing poster was one that declared The Protests ...

The only other time it may be necessary ... companies like Adobe, we can likely trudge along just fine with this status quo. As much as I’d personally prefer to see all cameras offer a common ...

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The debate over human uniqueness is shifting as data has emerged suggesting that other animals can also generate cultural ...

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Williams and those around him understand that next year, instead of being on the bleachers, he may be bench-pressing at his own Pro Day. The Florida State coaching staff has made its expectations ...

And that may be different than in men ... their activity diverges elsewhere in the body. We all learned in science class that males have one X and one Y chromosome while females have two ...