The transition from black and white to color in Peter Jackson's WW1 documentary film They Shall Not Grow Old
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Dubai
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A classic center of mass example that shows that even the most unusual structure can be balanced.
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How the bakery works from the inside
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A meerkat family stands in the sunlight in Oudtshoorn, South Africa.
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"Black Crack" in Canyonlands National Park, UTA, USA.
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Handpainted print photo of a young native American woman by a river. Early 1900s
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Countries with a monument to John F. Kennedy
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Lately, the world’s biggest threats have been microscopic in size.
From the global COVID-19 pandemic to wildfires ripping through the U.S. West Coast, it seems as though our lungs can’t catch a break, or more aptly, a breath.

But just how small are the particles we’re currently battling? And how does their size compare to other tiny molecules?
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Santa in London, from 1940 Life Magazine.
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Obesity rates in the US vs Europe
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Sleep deprivation increases blood glucose levels

Every morning the circadian rhythm triggers cortisol release, helping you wake up.

Cortisol also increases glucose synthesis. If you sleep too little, an imbalance of the circadian rhythm and the hormone sets in, leading to higher blood sugar levels.
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WWI: 🇬🇧 British lads charging over the top, many to never return \#NeverForget
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Unemployment in Europe

The worst unemployment situation is now in Southern Europe: 12.6% of workers in Spain try to find a job, but can not do it, and 12.3% - Greece. The third place in this ranking is occupied by Italy with 8.1% of unemployment

The situation is best in Eastern and Central Europe. The unemployment rate is only 2.4% in the Czech Republic, 2.7% in Poland and 2.8% in Germany.
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