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Expressions Using Our Head and Shoulders
And now, Words and Their Stories, from VOA Learning English.Many English expressions and idioms use parts of the body to describe things unrelated to the body. For example, a green
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Scientists Say They Have Bred Corals to Better Resist Warm Oceans
Scientists say they have successfully reproduced corals to improve their resistance to warmer ocean temperatures.The latest effort is one of many that seeks to prevent major coral
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Has Human Life Expectancy Reached Its Limit?
A new study says humanity is hitting the upper limit of life expectancy.Developments in medical technology and genetic research are not leading to major increases in lifespan overa
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Study: How the Brain Cleans Itself
From VOA Learning English, this is the Health & Lifestyle report.A rare look inside the human brain might help to explain how it clears away waste. Scientists say the failure to cl
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Scientists Expect More Solar Storms, Northern Lights
Space scientists say unusual lights in the sky, known as the northern lights, are more likely to appear because of intense activity on the sun.The cause is the 11-year solar cycle.
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Unlicensed Gold Mines in Ghana Present Risks to People, Nature
Illegal gold mining operations in Ghana have reportedly increased in recent years. The activities present dangerous risks to the individuals involved as well as environmental harms
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Huge Egyptian Museum Opens for Test Run
The Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza will open a limited number of exhibits about ancient Egypt starting this week. The limited opening will be a test run of the still-unannounced off
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Scientists Recreate Head of Largest Ancient Bug
The largest bug to ever live was about 2.6 meters long and had many legs. However, the look and shape of its head remained a mystery until now.The fossils of these creatures are of
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Fossil Discovery in Brazil Could Help Explain Rise of Dinosaurs
Scientists in Brazil recently announced the discovery of one of the world's oldest reptile remains. They say the bones – dating back to around 237 million years ago – may help ex
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SpaceX Calls New Starship Test a Success, Captures Rocket at Landing
SpaceX has successfully completed a fifth test of its Starship rocket system. The uncrewed test was carried out Sunday at the American space company's launch center in Boca Chica,
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Blind Pianist Says Music Gives Him Energy, Hope
Takosangba Pongen could see until he was 14 years old. He has been blind for the 13 years since.But, nobody would know that by watching Pongen perform on the piano.Pongen said play
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Nobel Prize Brings Attention to Worldwide Inequality
The Nobel Committee has brought attention to worldwide inequalities by awarding its economic prize to three Americans: Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James A. Robinson.The Nobe
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Preschools Aim to Make Students ‘Better Citizens’
Early education expert Dan Gartrell says the most important civics lesson that preschools can teach is “social democracy.”Gartrell wrote a book about teaching democracy to presch
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Some US Cities Use Sheep, Goats to Control Plant Growth
Some American communities and universities have been experimenting with sheep and goats to keep plant growth under control.Along the Cumberland River near Nashville, Tennessee, vis
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Scientists Map Fruit Fly Brain to Learn Its Functions
A group of international scientists recently announced they had made a map of the whole “brain” of an adult fruit fly.They said the milestone would provide new knowledge about th
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Study: Pregnancy Changes the Brain
From VOA Learning English, this is the Health & Lifestyle report.When a brain scientist at the University of California, Irvine got pregnant at the age of 38, she saw a rare chance
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Do Students in American Schools Read Long Books Anymore?
Teachers in many English classes across America are having students read fewer full-length books.Recently, the Associated Press explored the issue in education.It reports that stud
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Study: US Hurricanes Much Deadlier Than Government Estimates
A new study says hurricanes in the United States are hundreds of times deadlier than government estimates say. In fact, the research finds, they result in more American deaths over
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In Changing Climate, Scientists Develop Stronger Seeds for India
Unpredictable rains and increasing heat are making life more difficult for the people of Rayanpet, a village in southern India. The conditions are also damaging the rice crops grow
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Developers of AI Methods Win Nobel Prize in Physics
Two early developers of artificial intelligence (AI) have won this year's Nobel Prize in Physics.American John Hopfield is with Princeton University in New Jersey. Geoffrey Hinton
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Tech Tip: Instagram’s New Tools to Protect Young Users
Meta's Instagram service recently introduced some built-in tools designed to protect young users. The changes also give parents more control over their children's accounts to impro
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Scientists Win Nobel in Chemistry for Predicting, Designing Proteins
Three scientists who developed methods to predict the structure of proteins and build new ones have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.The winners were American David Baker, a profes
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UN: Crime Groups in Southeast Asia Find Success on Telegram
Powerful crime groups in Southeast Asia use the messaging app Telegram widely, the United Nations said in a report on Monday. It said the app's use led to major changes in the way
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Han Kang, First South Korean Writer to Win Nobel in Literature
South Korean writer Han Kang won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday. The Swedish Academy's Nobel Committee said her work “confronts historical traumas and exposes the
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How to Improve Your Spelling
Hello! This week on Ask a Teacher, we answer a question from Guillermo in Argentina about how to spell words in English.QuestionDear Teacher,When I hear some new words in English,
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