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In China, a wife mistakenly sent her husband to the morgue

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CHINA (VOP TODAY NEWS) - In China, a woman sent her deadly husband to the morgue, deciding that he already died, writes South China Morning Post. The incident occurred in Shiyan City in Hubei Province in the center of China. A...
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Scientists have told us where in the solar system can be life

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UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Scientists have established that extraterrestrial life can theoretically exist within the solar system, reports Phys.org. According to researchers from Germany and Austria, the conditions on Enceladus, one of the satellites of Saturn, are suitable for...
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Scientists have created a medicine to fight metastases

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UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Scientists at the University of California (USA) have developed a method for delivering paclitaxel, a drug used in chemotherapy, to cancer cells. The results of the study are published in the Journal of Medicinal...
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Private company announced the hacking of the iPhone X

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UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Engineers of the Israeli company Cellebrite have a tool that allows them to access the contents of any modern smartphone Apple. As reported in the marketing materials on the company's website, the "picklock" developed...
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Unreleased song by Amy Winehouse published

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UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Comedian and producer from London, Gil Kang published on the Web previously unreleased song Amy Winehouse "My Own Way", which died in 2011, the artist recorded in 2001, when she was 17 years old,...
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WHO: Yemen’s cholera epidemic is likely to intensify in the coming months

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YEMEN (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Yemen's cholera epidemic, which has killed more than 2,000 people, could erupt again in the rainy season, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Monday. "The number of cases of cholera has declined in Yemen in...
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Bill Cosby’s daughter Ensa dead at 44

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UNITED STATES (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Bill Cosby’s daughter Ensa Cosby died in Massachusetts on Friday, February 23, Us Weekly confirms. She was 44. While the cause of death remains unclear at this time, Ensa had a history of medical problems and...
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Samsung introduced the Galaxy S9 and S9+

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UNITED KINGDOM (VOP TODAY NEWS) - Samsung officially introduced new models of its flagship smartphone - Galaxy S9 and S9+. About it is said in the press release Samsung. The company points out that the new smartphones have "the most perfect...
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Germany may impose a limited ban on diesel cars

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GERMANY (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The German government is working on changes to ban diesel cars on some roads, according to documents seen by Reuters. The government has been vehemently opposed to a ban on driving this kind of car, which...
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In Rome, schools will be closed because of the Siberian cyclone

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ITALY, ROME (VOP TODAY NEWS) - The authorities of Rome ordered to close schools and kindergartens of the city on Monday because of the Siberian cyclone covering most of Italy, the mayor's office said. The icy wind, which in the Italian...
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Weinstein apologized to the Hollywood stars, promising not to mention their names in court

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UNITED STATES - American producer Harvey Weinstein on Thursday apologized to actresses Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence for using their words without their consent to prove in court the groundlessness of his accusations of sexual harassment. This is stated in a...
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Study: Sea level will rise about a meter even with the implementation of climate goals

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UNITED STATES - Sea levels will rise between 0.7 and 1.2 meters in the next two centuries, even if governments end the era of fossil fuels as they promised under the Paris Climate Convention, scientists said on Tuesday. Early action...
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The benefit of blue gold

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RUSSIA - Moscow State University scientists used nanoparticles and changed the color of gold from sapphire to blue. Scientists have turned gold molecules into blue through a new technique to detect cysteine ​​(amino acids involved in the synthesis of many drugs). Previously,...
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House of Puigdemont disappeared from Google Maps: why?

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BELGIUM - The house of the former head of the government of Catalonia Carles Puigdemont in Belgium disappeared from Google's mapping services. As reported by the Spanish portal NacioDigital , on Google Street maps the Puchdemon's house in the Belgian...
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UNITED STATES - Michael Jackson's father said that music producer Quincy Jones was "jealous" of his son, "because he has never worked with someone who has all these talents." Jones, who produced and worked with artists including Frank Sinatra, Ray...

When will the colonization of Mars? The date is precise

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UNITED STATES - Mars One's co-founder, Bas Lansdorp, promised that the first human crew would land on the Red Planet in 2032 to stay there forever. The first colonizers will land on Mars in 2032, said Bas Lansdorp, co-founder of the...
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Scientists: sweet soda causes diabetes even in lean people

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UNITED STATES - The use of sweet carbonated drinks promotes the development of type 2 diabetes not only among fat people predisposed to developing insulin deficiency, but even in healthy and lean citizens, the British doctors who published an article...
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Scientists associated the use of soda and brain atrophy

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UNITED STATES - The use of large quantities of soda, sweeteners and fruit juices can lead to a deterioration in memory and a decrease in brain volume, the scientists write in an article published in the journal Alzheimer's & Dementia. "We...
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Scientists talked about the dangers of fruit juice

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UNITED STATES - The use of fruit juices on an empty stomach adversely affects the intestinal microflora. This conclusion was reached by scientists from the Institute for Integrative Genomics Lewis Seagler, part of Princeton University. The results of the study...
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Saudi Arabia allows women to start a business without the consent of the guardian

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SAUDI ARABIA - Saudi authorities have decided to allow women in the kingdom to start their businesses and benefit from services approved by government agencies without the need of the guardian's consent to support the private sector. "Now women can start...
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