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The fossils of the reptile called Dinocephalosaurus orientalis were originally identified in 2003.
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More and more children are growing up learning a second or third language at home.
The World Health Organization says low vaccination rates against measles mean more than half the world is at risk of outbreaks by the end of 2024.
Processing food is a method in production.
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The Berlin International Film Festival is no stranger to politics.
The UK High Court has rejected a challenge to government plans to construct a tunnel underneath the UNESCO World Heritage Site Stonehenge.
Germany's Bundesbank has warned of a second consecutive quarter of negative growth in the beginning of 2024.
Isaak sang "Always On The Run" and beat out eight competitors to win the chance to represent Germany at the world's most-watched cultural event.
Japan's space agency, JAXA, successfully launched its next-generation H3 rocket into orbit after facing some initial setbacks.
Despite misinformation, divisive political rhetoric and angry protests, an overwhelming majority of people seem to back climate action.
Measles is one of the most contagious, potentially fatal diseases, and cases are rising.
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The Berlin International Film Festival opened with a film starring Cillian Murphy, amid a competition featuring more diversity — and a jury led by Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o.
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