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Dinosaur footprints found in Australia belong to “friendly herbivores” – Galileo Magazine
+ The Australian dinosaur, thought to be a major predator, was actually a herbivore (Photo: Anthony Romilio) In an article…
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Preparatory game: Brazil beat Australia in Sydney
The Brazil team has suffered a setback to the hosts at the Combank Stadium. Canarinho returns to the field next…
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University in the UK has a “haunted house” collection
National Fairground Archive The University of Sheffield, UK, has a collection open to the public with around 80,000 photographs of…
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the first Corinthians pair in the game of the Brazil national team against Australia; striker score goals
This Saturday morning Brazil had another important friendly affair. This time in a match against Australia in Sydney, two Corinthian…
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UK prepares for billionaire investment in transport – International
Britain’s next budget will include a $9.6 billion investment in transport outside London as part of a plan to reduce…
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Tornado hits airport in the Australian city of Brisbane
Passengers and staff at the airport in Brisbane, capital of the Australian state of Queensland, faced a major scare early…
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COVID-19. The United Kingdom is reporting less than 50,000 cases per day
DBreaking a daily record for cases since yesterday – with 52,009 new infections in 24 hours – this Friday, the…
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US Congress declares Steve Bannon in contempt for refusing to testify – 10/22/2021
WASHINGTON, Oct 21 (EFE) — The US House of Representatives has declared contempt of former President Donald Trump aide Steve…
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Sul-Mato-Grossens Startup Selected for COP26 in the UK – Education & Technology
Another 20 Brazilian sustainable innovation companies were also selected for the event. Mato Grosso do Sul, Oilponto’s startup selected for…
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The world’s longest lockdown will ease in Melbourne, Australia. coronavirus
Reproduction World’s longest lockdown to be eased in Melbourne, Australia City of Melbourne, after nearly nine months of imprisonment due…
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