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Coping with burnout

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Coping with burnout
Environment

Scientists add genes to common foods: is it tasty, healthy or dangerous?

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Scientists add genes to common foods: is it tasty, healthy or dangerous?
America

Let‘s not dress the ideology in a religious cloak

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Let‘s not dress the ideology in a religious cloak
Environment

People descended to the bottom of the “Hell’s Well” for a first time: what did they find there

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People descended to the bottom of the "Hell's Well" for a first time: what did they find there
Health

A handshake transfers more bacteria than a kiss

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A handshake transfers more bacteria than a kiss
America

The role of dopamine in the brain has been redefined

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The role of dopamine in the brain has been redefined
Human Rights

China imposes censorship on music

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China imposes censorship on music
America

Price games: how Kiev hinders the export of Russian wheat

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Price games: how Kiev hinders the export of Russian wheat
Human Rights

For attempted rape: An Indian was sentenced to wash the underwear of women from his village

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For attempted rape: An Indian was sentenced to wash the underwear of women from his village
ENTERTAINMENT

Turkey has figured out the most stingy tourists: they save every penny when buying a tour

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Turkish hoteliers discussed Russian, Ukrainian and German tourists. The main question is whether Turkey receives a sufficient amount of tourism income from these main tourists or a massive flow of tourists does not always...
Health

Jennifer Aniston revealed why she does not communicate with the unvaccinated

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Actress Jennifer Aniston defended her decision not to meet unvaccinated friends and acquaintances after she was flooded with questions from her fans on social networks, Reuters reported. She told In Style magazine last week that...
Environment

Leo DiCaprio invests in a company that raises meat from livestock cells

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The actor has invested in a company aimed at nature conservation. Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio is investing in innovative companies that aim to protect nature. The actor, who is an environmental activist, has invested in...
International

NASA invites volunteers to live a year in Martian conditions: how to get on a mission

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NASA invites volunteers to live "a year on Mars". The purpose of the mission is to simulate Martian life in terrestrial conditions. We will tell you more about the project and who can get...
America

The Russian Orthodox Church is a geopolitical opponent of the United States

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The United States sees the Russian Orthodox Church as its adversary, Volokolamsk Metropolitan Hilarion (Alfeev) was quoted as saying by Russian church media. On the TV channel "Russia 24" the Metropolitan, who is the head...
ENTERTAINMENT

The European capital with over 400 vineyards

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In Vienna, there are special establishments licensed to sell only local wine from the last harvest If somewhere in the world there is a vineyard in a big city, it is usually a tourist attraction...
America

United States explained the destruction of Ukrainian bombers

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The Military Watch: Destruction of Ukrainian Tu-160s Prevents Transfer of Technology to Beijing. The disposal of most of the Tu-160 strategic missile-carrying bombers that Ukraine inherited after the collapse of the USSR did not allow...
Books

What do Hitler and Stalin have in common? Answers from historian Lawrence Reese (EXCERPT)

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The eminent historian makes a large-scale and astonishingly detailed writing of two regimes that have left a dark mark on human history. Lawrence Rees compares the two most feared tyrants of the twentieth century in...
America

Stalin, Nicholas II and 5 other historical figures who had tattoos

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Today teenagers, adults, even the elderly want to decorate their bodies with tattoos - but this was not always the case. Until the end of the 20th century, body drawings were common among prisoners...
Institutions

Croatia can start minting Euro coins

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Croatia may start minting Euro coins after its central bank and the European Commission signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Friday, specifying how their production will take place once it is allowed to join...
ENTERTAINMENT

Bulgaria: A red deer perceives himself to be a cow

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A red deer thinks for himself to be a cow in the Bulgarian Rhodope Mountain. Although it sounds ridiculous, it creates problems for the people in the Kardzhali village of Kyosevo, NOVA TV reports. The...
America

What Happens to Cryptocurrency: From Rise and Fall to State Recognition (2)

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In the United States, the authorities were concerned about the impact of cryptocurrencies: the Securities and Exchange Commission began a fight against bitcoin ETFs, and the launch of the Bakkt bitcoin service for institutional...
America

The church and the Ministry of Health organize an International Conference on the Ministry of Hospital chapels

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On October 6, an international online conference "Spiritual Assistance of Hospital Priests (Chaplains) in Medical Institutions: Law, Psychology, Organization" will take place. Hospital chaplains, scientists, doctors, clergymen, government officials from Russia, USA, Germany, Italy,...
Books

Superhero-Scientists: The Most Interesting Comics About Science

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Today comics are studied at universities, dissertations are defended in the form of comics, they are used as teaching material in school lessons. We will tell you what scientific comics are and whether such...
Books

Thought Leadership and Media Insights from a CEO

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During the past month, Peter Mousaferiadis, a self-described cultural entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of Cultural Infusion, has been sought after for his thought leadership and opinions in worldwide media. On August 22 2021, he...
America

War for clean water: how the most common liquid ended up in short supply

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Fresh water accounts for only 2.5% of the world's reserves: it can become one of the most valuable resources in the world, regional or even global wars will break out around. We will tell...
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