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Laying flowers, reading some of the messages. This was the place in Albert Square where many people gathered last night for a vigil here. It was an emotional occasion, but there was a lot of resilience and many people obviously drawing attention to the fact that so many children have been caught up, so many children hurt and injured and were hearing a little more, of course, about some of the agonising searches for those kill missing. I draw your attention to the story you maybe familiar with th...

Across, not roads, but more like rivers with a few bags in their hands. Th they just grabbed a few snacks, pillows. In many cases they were carrying pets. As we talked about last night, still one of the big issues is power. 100 of the island not having power right now, only those that can get to generators, also, the first thing people still ask me is, do you have signal. People desperate to find out the condition of loved ones who they cant get to because of flooding many because of debris . An...

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Court documents that trump and john eastman both signed, which effectively eastman says via email, we sort of no better to design this. if we sign this, im really obviously paraphrasing -- it is not really accurate. which caused another federal judge in california, judge carter, to say that is evidence of criminal behavior. thats a georgia thing that happens in december 31st, 2020. and then there is as you say when you look at evidence that we havent really the deep into, but that presumably the...

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A classic meteor shower returns, two supermoons rise, and the Milky Way takes center stage.

A new study indicated that regular daytime napping might be able to prevent brain shrinkage as we age. Previous research recommends napping between 10 to 30 minutes—and not more than an hour—to improve mood and cognitive performance. Longer naps can reduce sleep drive and they've been associated with an increased risk of heart problems and type 2 diabetes.

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