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According to a palaeontologist, humans may shrink as the temperature warms.
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Lloyds offers employees a one-time £1,000 stipend to assist with living expenses.
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Google agreed to pay $118 million to female employees who were paid less than male counterparts.
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In the first 100 days of the Ukraine war, Russia earned £79.4 billion by exporting oil and gas to the world.
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According to a palaeontologist, humans may shrink as the temperature warms.
“This is not a scare tactic. This involves examining the fossil record and stating, “Look, the Earth’s temperature has fluctuated ...