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plant milk has physics now apparently

A New Scientist Facebook post with the headline 'The weird physics of plant-based milks is only just coming to light' accompanied by a close-up photograph of milk being poured, creating splash and wave patterns. The post discusses non-Newtonian fluid properties in plant-based milk alternatives.

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Middle-class struggles: no nannies, no baths, maximum desperation

A photograph of a woman with three children in a modern kitchen setting. The image appears to be from a news article or feature story about cost-cutting measures among middle-class families. The headline suggests the article discusses lifestyle changes such as forgoing household help and reducing ba...

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Middle-class struggles: no nannies, no baths, maximum desperation
Menopause unlocks new dating preferences, science says (it doesn't)

Menopause unlocks new dating preferences, science says (it doesn't)

A woman lying in bed in a contemplative pose, bathed in soft natural light filtering through green curtains. The image accompanies a headline making a claim about how menopause affects female attraction preferences. Extracted text: HOW MENOPAUSE CHANGES WHAT WOMEN FIND ATTRACTIVE IN MEN

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Doctors hate this one weird trick: sentient algorithms

A stock image graphic featuring a white medical cross symbol centered on a pixelated blue background made of overlapping squares in varying shades of blue. The composition creates a digital, tech-forward aesthetic. Below is a headline expressing concern about AI integration into healthcare, presente...

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Doctors hate this one weird trick: sentient algorithms
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"Creepy" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that headline

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"Creepy" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that headline
Baby elephant in blanket hits different when framed as existential abandonment crisis
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Baby elephant in blanket hits different when framed as existential abandonment crisis

A Guardian news article headline featuring a close-up photograph of a young elephant wrapped in a colorful striped blanket (yellow, orange, and red stripes). Human hands are gently touching and caring for the elephant calf against a dark background. The image appears to be documenting wildlife conse...

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RT.com discovers India has planes, breaks story with pun

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Indi-no-go: What brought the world’s third-largest aviation market to a standstill? A crisis at India’s largest carrier, IndiGo, revealed a deeper issue in the world’s fastest-growing major economyRead Full Article at RT.com

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RT.com discovers India has planes, breaks story with pun

RIP legend, but also here's his entire biography in case you forgot

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Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa dead at 75: Mortal Kombat star passes away as cause of death is revealed Born in Tokyo to a Japanese actress and a Japanese Amer...

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Dermatologists HATE this ONE WEIRD TRICK (it's just... dandruff shampoo)

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Have you suddenly started suffering from embarrassing flaky dandruff? This is the shocking new everyday cause experts have just discovered - and the simple and cheap way to get rid of it for good About half of all Britons will suffer from the condition at some point in their life.

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Dermatologists HATE this ONE WEIRD TRICK (it's just... dandruff shampoo)
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Broad's thoughts on thinking about thoughts during the thing

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England cricket legend Stuart Broad makes very telling comment about working for Channel Seven as he reveals what he was thinking during THAT viral As...

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Breaking Dad pun inexplicably shoehorned into Miller play review

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Breaking Dad! Bryan Cranston put through the wringer in this tale of family despair: PATRICK MARMION reviews Bryan Cranston stars in a new staging of Arthur Miller's 1947 play about a wily World War II businessman whose eldest son has been missing in action for three years.

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Breaking Dad pun inexplicably shoehorned into Miller play review