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Chopped 'Hand' Found, Murder Probe Launched, All For A Decapitated Sex Doll
On a routine dog walk in Rostock, Germany, a passerby discovered what looked like a burnt human hand protruding from a plastic bag.
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Germany Bans Clothed Visitors From Nudist Beaches: Here's Why
In the coastal city of Rostock, a new regulation gives beach wardens the authority to evict visitors who refuse to strip down on nudist-only beaches.
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Artificial Materials Can Be Made Transparent or Completely Invisible Using Revolutionary Technology
Scientists at the University of Rostock, in collaboration with researchers from the Vienna University of Technology, have devised a revolutionary process that may make artificial materials transparent or even completely invisible on command. The team has devised a completely new method for designing artificial materials that can carry light signals...
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Burning Bird Falls Down From Wire, Sets 17 Acres Of Land On Fire
In an unfortunate incident in Germany, a bird caught fire from an electric cable, fell down and burned 17 acres of land.
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Palestinian Teen Who Cried Before Angela Merkel Gets Tesidency Permit
A Palestinian teen threatened with deportation who burst into tears during a televised debate with German Chancellor Angela Merkel has got a residency permit for "humanitarian reasons," a statement said Friday.
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German University Votes to Give Snowden a Degree
Academics at the University of Rostock in Germany have approved a proposal to give NSA leaker Edward Snowden an honorary doctorate.
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Printerest: How India is warming up to the world of 3D printing
At a 3D printing workshop, we printed our very own 'batarang', learned a bit about how you can actually print objects, and how this nascent industry could change everything from manufacturing to medicine.
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Pep Guardiola's Bayern Munich 'labour' to 4-0 win against minnows Rostock
France winger Franck Ribery has described the new system as "pretty strange, totally different from what we're used to" and Bayern have used it in winning all six of their pre-season friendlies, albeit against low-level opposition.
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Chopped 'Hand' Found, Murder Probe Launched, All For A Decapitated Sex Doll
On a routine dog walk in Rostock, Germany, a passerby discovered what looked like a burnt human hand protruding from a plastic bag.
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Germany Bans Clothed Visitors From Nudist Beaches: Here's Why
In the coastal city of Rostock, a new regulation gives beach wardens the authority to evict visitors who refuse to strip down on nudist-only beaches.
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Artificial Materials Can Be Made Transparent or Completely Invisible Using Revolutionary Technology
Scientists at the University of Rostock, in collaboration with researchers from the Vienna University of Technology, have devised a revolutionary process that may make artificial materials transparent or even completely invisible on command. The team has devised a completely new method for designing artificial materials that can carry light signals...
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Burning Bird Falls Down From Wire, Sets 17 Acres Of Land On Fire
In an unfortunate incident in Germany, a bird caught fire from an electric cable, fell down and burned 17 acres of land.
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Palestinian Teen Who Cried Before Angela Merkel Gets Tesidency Permit
A Palestinian teen threatened with deportation who burst into tears during a televised debate with German Chancellor Angela Merkel has got a residency permit for "humanitarian reasons," a statement said Friday.
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German University Votes to Give Snowden a Degree
Academics at the University of Rostock in Germany have approved a proposal to give NSA leaker Edward Snowden an honorary doctorate.
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Printerest: How India is warming up to the world of 3D printing
At a 3D printing workshop, we printed our very own 'batarang', learned a bit about how you can actually print objects, and how this nascent industry could change everything from manufacturing to medicine.
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Pep Guardiola's Bayern Munich 'labour' to 4-0 win against minnows Rostock
France winger Franck Ribery has described the new system as "pretty strange, totally different from what we're used to" and Bayern have used it in winning all six of their pre-season friendlies, albeit against low-level opposition.
