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Some interesting economic statistics was published last week.
Their findings were published last week in the journal Climate of the Past.
That's one of the findings of research that was published last week.
Two polls published last week showed him pulling ahead of his rivals.
The Universities of Maribor andLjubljana entered the list of 980 educational institutions published last week.
A paper published last week in the Journal of Glaciology supports Petley's claim.
The experts of the Council of Europe issued a negative opinion on this draft law,which was published last week.
The result of(1) published last week showed that when performing injections for tennis elbow, only 3 out of 10 were correctly localized(!).
The Daily Telegraph has apologised"unreservedly" to Melania Trump andagreed to pay her"substantial damages" for an article it published last week.
Photos of extremely flat, rectangular iceberg, published last week by scientists at NASA's IceBridge mission, showed only part of the structure.
The company received the Bronze Class distinction in the Auto Components category of the RobecoSAM Sustainability Yearbook 2018,which was published last week.
A draft proposal published last week said existing rules, first drawn up in 1966, had become“untenable” in an age of modern technology and communication.
The study by researchers from China,Israel and the United States was published last week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
One of those studies, published last week, found that the rate at which bumblebees are declining due to extreme heat is"consistent with a mass extinction.".
The recent methane findings“confront us with robust data that demand interpretation,” ateam of international scientists wrote in a study published last week in Astrobiology.
New research published last week in Nature Communications suggests a yet-to-be discovered hominin interbred with modern humans tens of thousands of years ago.
The discovery was made by researchers from Columbia University and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution while they were making a survey of the sea floor off the US northeast coast,according to a study published last week in the journal Scientific Reports.
A new study published last week in Nature Communications suggests that as yet undetected hominid has been interbred with modern humans tens of thousands of years ago.
The results of the investigation of the production recession, published last week by journalists Western publications, no specific answers were not given, but only gave rise to new questions about the state of California, the Assembly line of the plant.
A study published last week by Pennsylvania State University found that poor mental health costs the US $53 billion dollars a year as employees take more days off and work slower.
A new study, published last week in Nature Communications, suggests that the hominid, which was not yet discovered, was interbred with modern humans tens of thousands of years ago.
In a YouGov poll published last week, Macron's popularity fell to its lowest level since his 2017 election, with only 21 percent of those polled saying they were satisfied with him.
A YouGov poll published last week indicated that Macron's popularity had plunged to its lowest level since his 2017 presidential win, with only 21 percent of those polled saying they approved of his government's performance.
A terms of reference sheet published last week outlines in detail how the international aid organization is seeking to leverage the technology in accordance with its goals to improve child welfare around the world.
The discovery, published last week in the journal Science Advances, could create more efficient energy generation from heat in things like car exhaust, interplanetary space probes, and industrial processes.
A study published last week in the Journal of Economic Perspectives by researchers from Facebook, Harvard, NYU and Princeton analyses the social“connectedness” of Americans, as measured by friendship links on Facebook.
A Gallup poll published last week found that 54 percent of the 3,297 U.S. respondents said they were“unlikely” to use self-driving cars, with 59 percent saying they would feel uncomfortable riding in one.