[ad_1] 1:15 a. M. GMT Saurabh somani Close Saurabh Somani is assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo How do you fit Kane Williamson on a T20 side? On the one hand, there is the undoubted class. On the other hand, a T20 hit rate of 125.00 stares you in the face. When …
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[ad_1] One in three parents say they probably won’t get their children vaccinated against the flu this season amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, a new survey showed. The recent National Child Health Survey released by CS Mott Children’s Hospital revealed that 32 percent of parents say it is “unlikely” that …
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[ad_1] Apple is expected to launch two new MacBooks during October. They will be the first hardware available to the public to use the new ARM-based processors in place of current Intel chips. This is part of a planned two-year transition to Apple using its own silicon across the Mac …
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[ad_1] Two years ago, astronomers reported findings of a large lake beneath a thick layer of ice at the south pole of Mars. Now, scientists have confirmed that they have found and detected three new underground lakes in the same area, and they believe there could be many more. A …
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[ad_1] The launch of Apple’s iPhone 12 is drawing near and while recent leaks have exposed some disappointing design decisions, a massive update has now been revealed. Apple iPhone 12 Pro concept render AllApplePro MORE FROM FORBESApple iOS 14 Has 25 Great Secret FeaturesBy Gordon kelly Prolific Apple tipster John …
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[ad_1] Eric Dier was seen running through the tunnel during Tottenham’s Carabao Cup clash with Chelsea, leaving José Mourinho furious. With 15 minutes to play and the Spurs trailing 1-0, the England man was seen walking off the field. Many viewers believed that Dier was simply being substituted, until Mourinho …
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[ad_1] Using a modern genome-wide deletion approach to identify coronavirus host factors in human cells, researchers at the Rega Institute in Belgium discovered a potential new target that could be exploited to develop drugs against the coronavirus disease pandemic. ongoing (COVID-19), but also future highly pathogenic coronavirus outbreaks. The document …
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[ad_1] In the ever-evolving quest to live longer and healthier, we know that diet plays a fundamental role. In recent years, scientists have also focused on the potential of intermittent fasting, a diet that relies on when you eat, no what you eat. However, new research suggests that you may …
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[ad_1] Posted on September 29, 2020 in Astronomy, Science One of the countless unsolved mysteries about the red planet is why ancient Mars had liquid water. At the beginning of the planet’s history, Mars only received a third of today’s Earth’s sunlight, which shouldn’t be enough heat to hold water. …
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[ad_1] Wearable device ‘Bump’ Tharsus Every year thousands of elite and amateur runners compete in the London Marathon. Last year, 42,000 people completed the 26.2-mile journey through the British capital, with thousands on the streets to lend their support. The marathon is an opportunity to achieve personal goals and raise …
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