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Holiday homophobia: charting the Salvation Army’s history of anti-LGBTQ politics
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The future is …close: six technologies making the future, today
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Science
Put down those nuggets! High fat diets may lead to depression and withdrawal
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Green juice: lithium-ion batteries are set to become a whole lot cleaner
Space for dialogue: “abstract” thinking may aid in political conciliation
Cash for kidneys?: considering financial incentives for organ donors in Canada
Bad brand blues: study suggests that negative brand exposure can unconsciously colour our future consumer decisions
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Arts
No copyright? No problem! How piracy can benefit entertainers
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