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council. politicians in iran react to the flouting of headscarf laws by women — insisting the rules must be �*enforced rigorously�*. and — a critical incident is declared at the port of dover — causing gridlock for travellers hoping to get away for easter. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. at least 21 people are now known to have died — as storms and tornados ripped through parts of the united states — leaving a trail devastation. hardest hit — were tennessee, arkansas and indiana. in illinois, one person was killed — when a theatre roof...

Response to that exercise changed compared to what we see on earth. it will be found as a pattern that looks very much like an accelerated ageing change that is going on. the dream would be to reduce ageing keep people stronger as they get older. they do it using small pieces of human muscle taken from biopsy�*s — and stem cells from those are then grown into mini muscles. s there is nine wells, you have some extras 5 there is nine wells, you have some extra— some extras these container muscle cells _ some extras these container muscle cells and _ some extras these container muscle cells...

Delft University of Technology researchers have created humanized yeast by implementing human muscle cell genes into yeast cells.

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A crosswalk. february, a google autonomous car sideswiped a bus while trying to pass. in may, a tesla driver died in a self-driving crash but investigators could not attributed to the autopilot system. >> the things that go wrong in the driverless car world are going to create a more durable system. >> coopers 43 self-driving cars travel up to 20,000 miles a weea human muscle take control approximately every eight tenths of a mile. >> the theory that if you remove the driver, you remove driver era, there are defects. if the automation doesn't work, then what? >> airplanes are much safer than c...