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Melinda Gates, MarieClair.com's New Contributing Editor, On What's Next For Women
For the first five decades of my life, I was, at various points, a computer science nerd, a Microsoft executive, a full-time mom, and a co-chair of the foundation Bill and I s...
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More Efforts Needed To Safeguard Child Rights'
The first workshop on New Juvenile Justice Act 2015, was held in Jaipur on Saturday, which laid emphasis on health and education of children. Directorate of Child Welfare dir...
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NASA Wants To Turn This Asteroid Into An Art Gallery
For emerging artists, finding gallery space to exhibit your art can be tough, especially if your art caters to niche interests (like, say, Sonic erotica). But luckily for all ...
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Fiji Just Got Hammered By One Of The Most Powerful Tropical Storms Ever Recorded
The most powerful tropical storm ever recorded in the Southern Hemisphere battered Fiji on Saturday with winds up to 177 miles per hour, leaving thousands without power on the...
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I Analyzed a Year of My Reporting for Gender Bias (Again)
Every time I write something about diversity in Silicon Valley, and the gross disservice that today’s tech giants are doing to women and people of color by consistently ...
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Motorbike Ambulance, A Boon For Tribals In Naxal Belt
Virtually cut-off from the modern world, tribals living in inaccessible terrain and dense forests of Chhattisgarh's insurgency-hit Narayanpur district never imagined that they...
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Two Children Drown Every Day On Average Trying To Reach Safety In Europe
In a joint statement, issued in Geneva, UNHCR, UNICEF and the IOM warned that the number of child deaths was on the increase and called for more measures to increase safety fo...
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Why AI Can Still Hardly Pass An Eighth Grade Science Test
An artificial intelligence competition that asked AI models to answer eighth-grade science questionsannounced its winners this week—but it doesn’t look like robots...
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A Grass Called ‘Hairy Panic’ Has Engulfed Part of a Small Australian Town
A small town in Australia is being engulfed by something called “hairy panic,” and it’snot what you pull out of a clogged shower drain. Hairy panic is the co...
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Meet The Queer Woman Who Proved Einsteins Theory About Gravitational Waves
Albert Einstein predicted the existence of gravitational waves—ripples in spacetime—almost a century ago. But until recently there was no way to observe them. But ...
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