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Not Enough Time In Universe For Monkeys To Pen Shakespeare: Study
This thought experiment has long been used to express how an infinite amount of time makes something that is incredibly unlikely -- but still technically possible -- become probable.
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World Stroke Day 2020: What Are Your Chances Of Getting A Stroke? Know From Our Expert
World Stroke Day is observed on October 29 each year. This day tries to create awareness about the prevention of stroke. The theme for the World Stroke Day 2020 is Join The MoveMent to highlight the role of being physically active in preventing this condition.
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World Vegetarian Day: 5 Nutritionist Recommended Superfoods Vegetarians Should Not Miss
World Vegetarian Day 2020: This day tries to create awareness about the wide variety of health benefits a vegetarian diet can offer. Read here to know straight from expert about 5 super foods you should add to your vegetarian diet.
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"This Is Not A Drill": WHO Asks Countries To Take Coronavirus Seriously
World health officials have warned that countries are not taking the coronavirus crisis seriously enough, as outbreaks surged across Europe and in the United States where medical workers sounded warnings over a "disturbing" lack of hospital preparedness.
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Are You Digitally Literate? Here's What the Government Thinks
The ability to read all the books in the world is not enough; we must also acquire digital literacy. So, are you digitally literate? We have an official word on this from the government.
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Indian Cricket Team Can Dominate The World, Says Anil Kumble
Anil Kumble believes that this Indian team is not just good enough to win matches at home but also abroad, dominating every series outside of India.
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Ben Stokes Hopes England Can Bring "Best Game" Against India After Australia Setback
Ben Stokes made 89 against Australia but, as with the all-rounder's unbeaten 82 against Sri Lanka, it was not enough to secure victory.
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In Freezing US, Polar Vortex In The Forecast Again. Here's What It Means
Temperatures are forecast to drop well below zero in the Midwest this week - as cold as around minus-30. The only phenomenon frigid enough to generate that kind of chill is the polar vortex, of which you have heard but might not fully understand.
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Global Hand Washing Day 2018: Does Your Child Get Diarrhoea Too Often? Lack Of This Simple Habit Might Be The Reason
Global Handwashing Day is dedicated to spread awareness and understanding about the importance of handwashing with soap and water as an effective method to prevent several diseases and boost immunity.
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Why The Kiki Challenge Or 'In My Feelings' Challenge Involving Cars Is Dangerous
If the Harlem Shake or the Mannequin Challenge featuring the song Black Beatles by duo Rae Sremmurd wasn't cringe worthy enough, there is now a new internet dance sensation taking over the world. If you haven't heard of the 'In My Feelings' or 'Kiki Challenge', it is basically busting a dance step or two while using the song 'In My Feelings' from D...
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Pakistan Could Face US Aid Cuts Over Human Trafficking: Report
The Trump administration is warning Pakistan it could lose US civilian aid worth tens of millions of dollars this year if Washington finds that the South Asian nation has not done enough to combat human trafficking, US officials said.
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Addison's Disease: Know The Signs And Symptoms Of This Condition
Addison's disease refers to primary adrenal insufficiency when the glands do not produce enough stress and blood-pressure controlling hormones.
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2018 Auto Expo: Hot Wheels To Bring Special Commemorative Model Cars
The world's largest carmaker isn't Ford, Toyota or General Motors. It is in fact, Hot Wheels. And although the toy manufacturing giant might not make cars big enough for us to drive around in, they do make cars that make even the most grown up men (and women) pretend to drive around in. And this is why Hot Wheels has one of the biggest cult followi...
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Merkel Appears To Roll Her Eyes At Putin, And The Internet Can't Get Enough
As the world examined the first face-to-face encounter between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Group of 20 summit, the Internet turned its attention to a different interaction between two world leaders.
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More Rain on the Way for California, But Drought May Not be Over
This week's California storms dumped up to three inches (7.6 cm)of rain on the parched state and more wet weather is on the way, but it is too soon to know whether there will be enough precipitation this winter to remedy three years of drought, forecasters said.
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Not Enough Time In Universe For Monkeys To Pen Shakespeare: Study
This thought experiment has long been used to express how an infinite amount of time makes something that is incredibly unlikely -- but still technically possible -- become probable.
-
World Stroke Day 2020: What Are Your Chances Of Getting A Stroke? Know From Our Expert
World Stroke Day is observed on October 29 each year. This day tries to create awareness about the prevention of stroke. The theme for the World Stroke Day 2020 is Join The MoveMent to highlight the role of being physically active in preventing this condition.
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World Vegetarian Day: 5 Nutritionist Recommended Superfoods Vegetarians Should Not Miss
World Vegetarian Day 2020: This day tries to create awareness about the wide variety of health benefits a vegetarian diet can offer. Read here to know straight from expert about 5 super foods you should add to your vegetarian diet.
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"This Is Not A Drill": WHO Asks Countries To Take Coronavirus Seriously
World health officials have warned that countries are not taking the coronavirus crisis seriously enough, as outbreaks surged across Europe and in the United States where medical workers sounded warnings over a "disturbing" lack of hospital preparedness.
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Are You Digitally Literate? Here's What the Government Thinks
The ability to read all the books in the world is not enough; we must also acquire digital literacy. So, are you digitally literate? We have an official word on this from the government.
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Indian Cricket Team Can Dominate The World, Says Anil Kumble
Anil Kumble believes that this Indian team is not just good enough to win matches at home but also abroad, dominating every series outside of India.
-
Ben Stokes Hopes England Can Bring "Best Game" Against India After Australia Setback
Ben Stokes made 89 against Australia but, as with the all-rounder's unbeaten 82 against Sri Lanka, it was not enough to secure victory.
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In Freezing US, Polar Vortex In The Forecast Again. Here's What It Means
Temperatures are forecast to drop well below zero in the Midwest this week - as cold as around minus-30. The only phenomenon frigid enough to generate that kind of chill is the polar vortex, of which you have heard but might not fully understand.
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Global Hand Washing Day 2018: Does Your Child Get Diarrhoea Too Often? Lack Of This Simple Habit Might Be The Reason
Global Handwashing Day is dedicated to spread awareness and understanding about the importance of handwashing with soap and water as an effective method to prevent several diseases and boost immunity.
-
Why The Kiki Challenge Or 'In My Feelings' Challenge Involving Cars Is Dangerous
If the Harlem Shake or the Mannequin Challenge featuring the song Black Beatles by duo Rae Sremmurd wasn't cringe worthy enough, there is now a new internet dance sensation taking over the world. If you haven't heard of the 'In My Feelings' or 'Kiki Challenge', it is basically busting a dance step or two while using the song 'In My Feelings' from D...
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Pakistan Could Face US Aid Cuts Over Human Trafficking: Report
The Trump administration is warning Pakistan it could lose US civilian aid worth tens of millions of dollars this year if Washington finds that the South Asian nation has not done enough to combat human trafficking, US officials said.
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Addison's Disease: Know The Signs And Symptoms Of This Condition
Addison's disease refers to primary adrenal insufficiency when the glands do not produce enough stress and blood-pressure controlling hormones.
-
2018 Auto Expo: Hot Wheels To Bring Special Commemorative Model Cars
The world's largest carmaker isn't Ford, Toyota or General Motors. It is in fact, Hot Wheels. And although the toy manufacturing giant might not make cars big enough for us to drive around in, they do make cars that make even the most grown up men (and women) pretend to drive around in. And this is why Hot Wheels has one of the biggest cult followi...
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Merkel Appears To Roll Her Eyes At Putin, And The Internet Can't Get Enough
As the world examined the first face-to-face encounter between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Group of 20 summit, the Internet turned its attention to a different interaction between two world leaders.
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More Rain on the Way for California, But Drought May Not be Over
This week's California storms dumped up to three inches (7.6 cm)of rain on the parched state and more wet weather is on the way, but it is too soon to know whether there will be enough precipitation this winter to remedy three years of drought, forecasters said.
