Some of the features found on the Lucky Patcher app may make it a bit controversial, but its more than 500 million downloads are proof that a lot of users enjoyed the benefits it is capable of delivering. Chelpus, its developer, released the latest version of Lucky Patcher – 7.4.7 – on the 9th of […]
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Three batches of polio vaccine have been contaminated with a dangerous type 2 virus, which may shred India’s “polio free” status. Since April 2016, polio type 2 vaccines have been retired around the world and children born after this date are exposed to health risks. The World Health Organization and the health ministry have started
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Lithium is an imperative segment in all cutting-edge battery-powered batteries. The issue is that its world’s supply is restricted, it’s quite costly, and it negatively affects nature. Sodium, then again, is bottomless and less expensive. Yet, batteries, in light of sodium-particle innovation, have so far not turned out to be down to earth. The issue
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The United States will accept a maximum of 30,000 refugees for 2019, against 45,000 for fiscal year 2018, said Monday the Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. “We have proposed to resettle up to 30,000 refugees under the new refugee ceiling …”, said the head of US diplomacy at a State Department announcement. He called the
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Typhoon Mangkhut has killed at least 66 people in the Philippines. A Philippine mayor, however, conceded Monday that the fifty people swept by a landslide are probably all dead. Mayor Victorio Palangdan, from Itogon town in Benguet province, explained that the victims, ignoring the warnings of officials and police intervention, had taken refuge in a
An international team of researchers has found two specimens of Alvarezsaurus in China that have never been seen before. These new fossilized theropods solve a mystery in the evolution of these dinosaurs. Only Xiyunykus and Bannykus were needed to complete the Alvarezsaurus family portrait, according to the recent study published in the journal Current Biology.
The British government wants to ban the sale of puppies and kittens outside breeders and animal shelters to combat the “terrible conditions” in which some animals are raised. “The ban on third-party sales will give pets a good start in life,” Environment Minister Michael Gove said Wednesday by launching a consultation on the subject. This
The death toll from a flood in the southern Indian state of Kerala was close to 400 on Monday as authorities handed out drugs and disinfectants to prevent illness in thousands. Dozens of people are missing and 1.2 million are housed in the camps, state officials said, as the water receded and cleanup operations gained
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President Donald Trump said Saturday he had authorized White House lawyer Don McGahn and other presidential staff to “fully cooperate” in the investigation into suspicions of collusion between his campaign and Russia. Trump’s announcement on Twitter came after the New York Times reported that McGahn has “largely cooperated” with Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller’s investigation in
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In an unusual turn of events, a 20-year old Labrador City man was arrested over the weekend after he tried to drive his pickup truck up a downhill ski slope. The incident occurred just before midnight on March 16, 2014 at Labrador City’s Smokey Mountain Ski Club. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) responded to the
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