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Recent studies from a French laboratory of linguistics reveal surprising aspects of human languag...
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Economist Bruno Alomar pleads for an appeasement of tensions on both sides of the Atlantic regard...
Can the possibility of the end of the world give meaning to life? A French philosopher (and mothe...
Brazilian President Bolsonaro is wrong to think rainforest destruction is purely an internal matt...
ISRO is forced to compete with U.S. tech giants for India's engineering talent. And with its brea...