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How Cancer is Financially Ruining Too
When a person is diagnosed with cancer, they experience significant decrease in the probability of working, in the number of hours they work and, correspondingly, in their incomes, a study finds.
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As Strong El Nino Looms, Cloud Seeding Gets Tailwind
Circling thousands of feet above Tasmania's farmland in a light aircraft, Christina Nebel prepares to release tiny chemical particles as part of a cloud-seeding scheme estimated to have helped boost rainfall on the Australian island by at least 5 per cent.
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Indian American Author Nina McConigley Wins 2014 PEN Open Book Award
Indian American writer Nina McConigley is the recipient of the prestigious PEN Open Book Award for her collection of short stories, "Cowboys and East Indians".
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Experts say video doesn't show Amelia Earhart's plane wreckage
Experts retained by an aircraft preservation group say underwater video shot in the South Pacific yields no evidence of the wreckage of the missing plane piloted by aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart.
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US-bound Indian students advised to face culture shock
Indian students currently enrolled in US Universities and passouts also shared their experiences on such aspects with students travelling to the US for higher education.
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How Cancer is Financially Ruining Too
When a person is diagnosed with cancer, they experience significant decrease in the probability of working, in the number of hours they work and, correspondingly, in their incomes, a study finds.
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As Strong El Nino Looms, Cloud Seeding Gets Tailwind
Circling thousands of feet above Tasmania's farmland in a light aircraft, Christina Nebel prepares to release tiny chemical particles as part of a cloud-seeding scheme estimated to have helped boost rainfall on the Australian island by at least 5 per cent.
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Indian American Author Nina McConigley Wins 2014 PEN Open Book Award
Indian American writer Nina McConigley is the recipient of the prestigious PEN Open Book Award for her collection of short stories, "Cowboys and East Indians".
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Experts say video doesn't show Amelia Earhart's plane wreckage
Experts retained by an aircraft preservation group say underwater video shot in the South Pacific yields no evidence of the wreckage of the missing plane piloted by aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart.
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US-bound Indian students advised to face culture shock
Indian students currently enrolled in US Universities and passouts also shared their experiences on such aspects with students travelling to the US for higher education.
