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Pence makes history, enters 2024 Republican race running against his former boss Donald Trump

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PPVC CAN REDUCE DEPENDENCE ON FOREIGN LABOUR - NANTA

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FaaSwap: SLO-Aware, GPU-Efficient Serverless Inference via Model Swapping. (arXiv:2306.03622v1 [cs.DC])

- Academic, CS, DC

North Dakota Republican Gov. Doug Burgum to announce 2024 run for president

- Politics, World

Rick Ross Appeared Overjoyed After A Daring Fan Parachuted Into His Car Show

- Music, Lifestyle

Street Fighter 6 gift guide: the best gifts for every World Tour master | Digital Trends

- Game, Entertainment

Pep Guardiola closes in on silencing critics for good

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Orlando Weather Forecast: June 7, 2023

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ByteDance accused of helping China track Hong Kong activists

- General

Real-estate billionaire Jeff Greene warns the US economy is headed for trouble - and house prices may tumble

- Markets

These are the world’s 20 most expensive cities for expats in 2023

- Business

Complexity of Anchored Crossing Number and Crossing Number of Almost Planar Graphs. (arXiv:2306.03490v1 [cs.DM])

- Academic, CS

Johns Hopkins baseball falls in Game 1 of Division III College World Series finals to Lynchburg, 5-2

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How are police, the courts and the media handling Bruce Lehrmann’s case? – Full Story podcast

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GameStop Non-GAAP EPS of -$0.14 misses by $0.02, revenue of $1.24B misses by $120M

- Business, Finance, General

Swiatek eyes third final in four years, Muchova ready for upset

- Sports

Moderna, Pfizer sued over technology developed by Scripps researchers that made COVID-19 vaccine possible

- Business

Canada wildfire smoke: millions in the US under air quality alerts – live

- Environment, Lifestyle

Ashnoor Kaur's Maldives diaries

- General

PETROL, DIESEL PRICES UNCHANGED FOR JUNE 8-14 PERIOD

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Guelph police uncover meth lab, stolen goods hidden inside warehouse

- Regional, Kitchener, Ontario

Most clingy zodiac signs

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Ed Carpenter Racing ends relationship with Conor Daly 'effective immediately'

- General

China should heed the concerns of its neighbors

- General

Biden officials explored cracking down on gas stoves earlier than previously known, emails show

- General

Inter Miami ace thinks club isn't ready for Lionel Messi - "There are no gates!"

- General

SULU CLAIM: GOV'T WILL PULL OUT ALL STOPS IN DEFENDING COUNTRY'S SOVEREIGNTY - AZALINA

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Active learning of the thermodynamics-dynamics tradeoff in protein condensates

- Academic, BIO

Rwanda's Kagame orders major military purge

- General

IOC gives big thumbs-up to Paris' Olympic plans

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David Oliver: The “40 New Hospitals” Pledge Was Always A Mirage
In 2020, when he was prime minister, Boris Johnson pledged to build “40 new hospitals by 2030,” with a “further eight schemes invited to bid for future funding” as “part of a package worth £3.7bn.”1 This also formed a key part of his 2019 election manifesto.2 News last week that building works had s...

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Candida Auris: Another Frontier In The Battle Against Antimicrobial Resistance
The spread of multidrug resistant Candida auris in the US is a worrying development, but we can take action now to curb its spread, writes Tina L Joshi Recently there has been increased news coverage of a drug resistant fungus infecting patients across the US.1 This is the well known Candida auris...

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Selection Bias Due To Conditioning On A Collider
Effect estimates may be biased when the study design or the data analysis is conditional on a collider—a variable that is caused by two other variables. Causal directed acyclic graphs are a helpful tool to identify colliders that may introduce selection bias in observational research. In a causal g...

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Is The UK Losing Its World Leading Covid Surveillance Network Just When It Needs It Most?
The winding down of the UK’s covid-19 genomic surveillance network has experts worried about the loss of an effective tool sharpened in the pandemic. Jane Feinmann reports In early March 2020 a group of scientists set up the Covid-19 Genomics UK Consortium (COG-UK). The country had fewer than a hun...

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Scarlett McNally: Considering The Impact Of Human Factors On Teamworking And Behaviour
The NHS needs every one of its 1.4 million staff,1 but nobody is perfect every day of their career. Human factors have a huge impact on staff and patients. After witnessing poor behaviour in the workplace, co-workers are less effective and patients have worse outcomes.2 An unpleasant working culture...

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Doctors Are Told To Stay Alert As Cases Of Gonorrhoea And Syphilis Reach Record Highs
Gonorrhoea diagnoses increased by 50% between 2021 and 2022—from 54 961 to 82 592, the highest number since records began in 1918, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has warned.1 Cases of infectious syphilis diagnoses also increased to 8692 in 2022, up 15.2% from 2021 (7543) and the highest numbe...

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Scientists Use Sound Waves To Test How Well Synthetic Antibodies Bind To Their Antigen Targets
We rely on temporary protein-protein bonds for essential processes including enzymatic reactions, antibody binding, and response to medication. Being able to accurately characterize these bonds is important for testing the performance of potential therapies, but the currently available methods to do...

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The Gap Between Male And Female Author-inventors: Who Counts As An Inventor?
New research, undertaken by an interdisciplinary team of Stanford Law and Stanford Medicine students, looks at the overlap between biomedical research paper authors and those authors who go on to be named inventors of their research on patents. Among the findings is a gender discrepancy between male...

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New Research Reveals The Suffering Of People Whose Dogs Died After Eating 1080 Poison Baits
Use of sodium fluoroacetate poison baits—commonly known as 1080—to kill unwanted animals is widespread in Australia. But it occurs largely out of sight and out of mind. We may see signs warning the baits have been laid, but we rarely see the consequences.

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British Sharp Sense Of Humor Goes Back To The Middle Ages
A 15th-century document traces the roots of the famous British humor.

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“Vocation” Won’t Prevent The Impending Workforce Crisis
Matt Morgan, 6 May Morgan questions whether vocation in medicine is dead.1 In my experience as a junior doctor, the term “vocation” only seems to be used when arguing why doctors should accept their current working conditions despite General Medical Council surveys showing that they are threatening...

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The Politics Of Health
Salisbury rightly points out that debates about funding the NHS often come down to the equitable distribution of healthcare.1 She is also right in …

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Weakened By A Decade Of Austerity: Why The UK’s Covid-19 Inquiry Is Right To Look At Policies Since 2010
Any concerns that the UK’s covid-19 inquiry would give ministers an easy ride seem to have been dispelled by the determination with which its chair, Heather Hallett, has pursued information held by former prime minister Boris Johnson.1 The government, likely alarmed by the risk of disclosing similar...

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Brian John Sweetman
Brian John Sweetman was born on 23 May 1945 in Sydney, Australia. His father was Keith Franklin Drysdale Sweetman, a decorated surgeon and flying doctor working from the Wyndham base in Western Australia, who later became chief medical officer for Shell Oil. His mother, Amy Nelmore Molton Sweetman, ...

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Thomas Powell
After qualifying Thomas Powell (“Tom”) trained in radiology, and was appointed consultant radiologist in 1967. He initially worked at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, the Sheffield Children’s Hospital, and the newly opened Weston Park Hospital. He was appointed as a neuroradiologist in 1981, taking o...

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Why Occupational Health Should Be Universally Accessible
Occupational health can benefit employers, staff, and healthcare and tackle workforce shortages—but only with better access and awareness, write Lara Shemtob and colleagues Employers, workers, and the healthcare profession can all benefit from occupational health, but only if it’s accessible. More...

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China's Latest COVID Wave May Hit 65 Million A Week With Mild Symptoms
China, where COVID-19 was first identified in humans more than three years ago, expects its current wave of infection to hit as many as 65 million cases per week by late June, according to official accounts of models presented at a medical conference. While that may be an exhausting number to a po...

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You Can Now Buy A Tesla For Cheaper Than A Toyota Camry In California
Tesla's Model 3 now benefits from both the $7,500 federal tax credit and its $7,500 California rebate equivalent, thanks to a canny battery swap starting this month

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Why Do Some People Live To 100? The Answer Could Be In Our Guts
Scientists from the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research at the University of Copenhagen studied 176 healthy Japanese centenarians mapped their intestinal bacteria and viruses.

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Apple's Vision Pro Goggles Unleash A Mixed Reality That Could Lead To More Innovation And Isolation
Reporters are a skeptical bunch, so it was unusual to hear so many of them raving about their firsthand experience with Apple's next Big Thing: the high-priced headset called Vision Pro, a device infused with totally virtual reality as well as augmented reality that projects digital images on top of...

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Nomura: Investment Banking Resilient, But Sours Picture (NYSE:NMR)

- Business, Finance

Taylor Swift Split Not Due to Matty Healy Podcast Controversy

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Treasury Secretary Yellen says she wouldn't be surprised to see more bank consolidation

- Politics

Elizabeth Warren Fast Facts | CNN Politics

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Seafood and Music Festival to return after three-year COVID-19 break

- Entertainment

Blinken visits Saudi Arabia to work on strained ties – DW – 06/07/2023

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Major newspapers could face a $40m hit if governments follow Victoria in abandoning print advertising

- National

Major trade boost for UK unveiled by US speaker 'ready to talk' to Sunak

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More than 2,700 flee flooded area around collapsed Ukrainian dam

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Smoky air puts everyone at risk — but it's worse for some

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Guelph police uncover meth lab, stolen goods hidden inside warehouse

- Regional, Kitchener, Ontario

On the Parameterized Complexity of Computing $st$-Orientations with Few Transitive Edges. (arXiv:2306.03196v1 [cs.DS])

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Martha Stewart wades into the remote working row

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Top 5 Law Colleges In India

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SK on, Hyundai Motor Poised to Secure US$700M Incentives for US Battery Plant

- Business, Finance

Older Generations, What Are Your Biggest Regrets From Your 20s And 30s, That You Hope Younger People Will Avoid?

- Lifestyle

2ª Etapa do Campeonato Regional CBC 2023 bate recorde com mais 16 mil inscrições e disputas em 310 clubes de tiro do Brasil

- Company

TCU fans support Special Olympics after Indiana State baseball forced to play Super Regional on the road

- Sports

Pope Francis taken to hospital for surgery

- Politics

Why is the moon red? How wildfire smoke is changing the skies

- General

House Oversight Committee to hold hearing on UFOs after whistleblower

- General

Investigation launched into possible extrajudicial killings by Mexican soldiers in Nuevo Laredo

- World

Action heroes reunite in first trailer for The Expendables 4 | Digital Trends

- Entertainment, Movie, Television

Girl, 14, fined £100 by train guard over child fare ticket despite wearing school uniform

- Regional

Flora Growth to effect 1-for-20 reverse stock split

- Business, Finance, General

Huge Whale breach off NSW coast

- Technology

VersaBank GAAP EPS of C$0.38, revenue of C$26.69M (NASDAQ:VBNK)

- Market

Better Write Amplification for Streaming Data Processing

- Academic, CS, DC

Korea's corporate bond market regains vigor

- Regional

Evaluation of software impact designed for biomedical research: Are we measuring what's meaningful?. (arXiv:2306.03255v1 [cs.SE])

- Academic, BIO

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