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Slow walkers more likely to die of heart disease: U.K. studyThe pace at which you walk could determine your chances of getting heart disease in mid-life, researchers find.HealthAug 31, 2017
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New NASA photos show monstrous cyclones on Jupiter’s polesMonstrous cyclones are churning over Jupiter's poles, until now a largely unexplored region that is more turbulent than scientists expected.ScienceMay 25, 2017
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Scientists have found another ‘Great Spot’ on JupiterScientists reported Tuesday that the dark expanse is 24,000 kilometres across and 12,000 kilometres wide.ScienceApr 11, 2017
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Scientists declare humans have created new epoch in history: What we did to start itThere's no doubt that humans have influenced Earth, but now scientists are calling for that to be formally acknowledged with the ushering in of a new epoch.EnvironmentAug 30, 2016
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Groundhog Day? Man’s severe memory loss after visiting dentist baffles scientistsIt sounds like the plot of a Hollywood movie: a healthy 38-year-old man heads into his dentist’s office for a root canal, but comes out with such severe memory loss, he wakes up every morning thinking it’s the same day of his appointment.HealthJul 16, 2015
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England’s King Richard III identified with DNAScientists say there is "overwhelming evidence" that a skeleton found under a parking lot is that of England's King Richard III.WorldDec 2, 2014
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After 500 years, a burial fit for a kingA royal ruckus about what to do with the 500-year-old bones of Richard III, England’s last warrior king, has been resolved.May 23, 2014
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UPDATE: What to do with the 500-year-old bones of England’s King Richard III?A royal battle is brewing over what to do with the 500-year-old bones of England’s King Richard III—a fight pitting scientists against an historical group that believes his remains should be allowed to “rest in peace.”Feb 25, 2014
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Watch: Dance of Saturn’s aurorasIf you've never seen the northern or southern lights here on Earth, now you can watch them dance in the atmosphere of Saturn.ScienceFeb 11, 2014
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