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New low pressure forms as Typhoon Mekkhala prepares to reach maximum
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A new low pressure area is forming in the western Pacific basin as Typhoon Mekkhala is strengthening and approaching the Philippines.
King Charles will announce personal tax bills
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The British Royal Family continues to reform financial transparency after a series of scandals related to former Prince Andrew.
US rejects Iran's statement on closing the Strait of Hormuz
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The US delegation affirmed that the force will ensure continued maritime trade activities.
Typhoon Mekkhala intensifies, forecast to reach peak
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Typhoon Mekkhala entered the Philippine forecast area from the night of June 20 and was given the local name Francisco.
Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz, Trump threatens tariffs at the strait
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Iran declares the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, warning that negotiations with the US are unlikely to yield results if the fighting has not ended.
Canada struggles with terrible flooding for 500 years to have one
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British Columbia, Canada, has declared a state of emergency for the new 500-year flood once as the death toll has increased.
Evergrande China boss sells $1 billion house to help company repay debt
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The chairman of China's Evergrande Real Estate Group sold personal assets worth more than 1.1 billion USD to support the company in debt.
Space fracture caused by Russia's anti-satellite missile passing through the kinh sat
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The debris of an old satellite after Russia's anti-satellite missile test on November 15 can be observed through images from the new kinh sat.
animal world: Giant python th pretends to break through the picnic
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A giant carpet python suddenly appeared, destroying a family's picnic in the park.
Google and Company X: Turning talented employees into "hunting" for talent
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Google and its subsidiary - X "The Moonshot Factory" - are two of the dream destinations for many young people. However, not everyone can work here.
Sharing the same ancestry as the sacrifices, why don't humans have tails?
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Why do some presidential species have tails, while humans and butterflies do not? The question that has been asked for a long time now has an answer.
animal world: Clip of the "petrified" super typhoon causing a storm on the internet
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Malaysian people were surprised by the scene of a giant suddenly "petrified" in the air.
China bans extra classes, tutors change vegetable sales
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China's New Oriental tutoring center has closed 1,500 facilities to switch to agricultural products trading.
trooper dog killed in China to prevent COVID-19 from causing online storm
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The incident of a pet dog being killed for COVID-19 prevention has caused outrage on social media in China.
Watch the beautiful Leonids iceberg tomorrow
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Leonids ice star rain will reach its peak on the night of November 17 with a maximum of 15 ice stars that can be observed per hour until the early morning of November 18, according to experts.
The longest living khung bo on Earth
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Supersaurus, which has existed since the end of the Jura era, is the longest living living khungature on Earth, nearly 42m long.
animal world: Strange animal sneaks into a fish tank covered with a house's lid
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A possum sneaked into a house in Australia and was trapped in a fish tank.
Modern Russian weapons: "Queen of infantry" BMP-3
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The BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle is a Russian weapon known as the "Queen of infantry" because of its mobility, strong weapons, good defense capability and ability to wade through water.
Portrait of Bill Gates' only son in secret
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Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates' only son is 10,010. One day, he may lead Microsoft with a charitable foundation from a very young age and inherit the education of the prestigious Ivy League school.
Excavating a giant khung bo egg in an fossil deposit
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Archaeologists have excavated 30 titanosaur khungone eggs in a 2-ton rock in northern Spain. The group believe that there may have been up to 70 eggs deeper inside the rock.
