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Inaccessibility is limiting how many lakes can be tested, as required by EU water directive
Dave Hannigan: Public clamour forces Rutgers to play ball with Schiano
University agrees to coach’s exorbitant demands in an effort to revive the glory days
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Use of phones in lectures linked to lower exam grades
Students not using devices equally distracted by use by others nearby, study finds
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Galway-Mayo IT will use unmanned devices in water project backed by EPA
Breda O’Brien: Consent should be minimum moral standard
Consent is low bar in sexual relations amid repellent behaviour and dominance
US Election: Trump flags voter fraud in latest campaign twist
Divisive White House hopeful’s warnings lay ground to query legitimacy of poll result
Brussels attacks: why are so many terrorists brothers?
For terror groups like Isis, brothers are ideal recruits – and a big challenge for authorities
Irish Women of the World: Saoirse Ronan shines amid cultural stars
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Clinton and Bush turn to TV to show softer sides
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Suzanne Goldenberg: campaign to focus on gender equality and low wage earners
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This atmospheric wind powers so much of our cloudscape – and is bringing extreme weather to both sides of the Atlantic Ocean
Scientist concerned over ‘CIA’ weather weapon query
Concern raised over use of climate-altering technologies as potential weapons
College basketball coach fired after video nasty goes public
Rutgers take action after footage of practice sessions shown on TV
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