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Deep into her first match of the new season, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova came to the slow realisation that she did not actually have the faintest idea of the score. After holding serve for 6-5 against Ons Jabeur, the Russian tennis player was preparing to serve again when the umpire noted that the game was over. As […]
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Scientists at the University of Southampton’s Centre for Cancer Immunology have gained new insight into how the immune system can be better used to find and kill cancer cells. Working with BioInvent International, a team led by Professor Mark Cragg and Dr. Jane Willoughby from the Antibody and Vaccine Group, have shown that antibodies, designed […]
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The U.S. State Department this month told European companies which it suspects are helping to build Russia’s Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline that they face a risk of sanctions, a spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday, as the outgoing Trump administration prepares a final round of punitive measures against the project. The State Department reached out to […]
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The clips are rather devoid of novel information, but as a development, the use of exotic cooling on Rocket Lake processors is an intriguing one. It may indicate that a release is imminent. If that’s the case, then Intel’s keynote on Monday, helmed by their executive VP Gregory Bryant, could be the moment. Intel is […]
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A besotted pensioner claims his 66-year-old wife is the most beautiful woman in the world. Richard Freemantle admitted while Israeli model Yael Shelbia – whose face was voted the best of 2020 – is “attractive”, he believes his long-time spouse Christine easily tops her. Commenting on a story about Miss Shelbia, 19, crowned in TC […]
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Ashleigh Barty’s 11-month layoff from competitive tennis will end when the world No 1 warms up for the Australian Open in the Melbourne Summer Series. Barty, as well as men’s drawcard Nick Kyrgios, will be among the stars in two WTA 500 and two ATP 250 tournaments that will be played at Melbourne Park from […]
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Though people with office jobs often sit for up to 80% of the working day, many still manage to get an average of 3,616 steps daily, largely thanks to many small opportunities for activity throughout the day. But with many of us now working from home during the pandemic, this means that any exercise we […]
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EU antitrust regulators have cleared the London Stock Exchange’s $27 billion acquisition of data company Refinitiv, subject to a number of conditions including the sale of its Borsa Italiana operations. The European Commission, which oversees competition policy in the 27-nation European Union, said on Wednesday that the purchase had been approved after its investigation found […]
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A reliable leaker has posted the pivotal details of the Ryzen 7 5800 and Ryzen 9 5900. The two CPUs will target the same 65 W TDP that previous non-X and non-XT models did, down two-fifths from the 105 W granted to the 5800X and 5900X. At 4.6 GHz and 4.7 GHz, respectively, their boost […]
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Seven hundred people have been evacuated from a block of flats in freezing temperatures following a “significant” gas leak. Emergency services descended on Milton Mount Avenue in Crawley, West Sussex, following reports around 12.21am, with a major incident then declared. Engineers later said a broken pipe was to blame for the chaos. Experts say they […]
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