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FIFA World Cup: Friday schedule, predictions, standings, knockout race
World Cup knockout places are on the line as Groups G, H and I conclude, with fixtures, predictions, and standings.
Moment woman pulled from rubble alive after Venezuela earthquake
First responders and volunteers pulled a survivor from under the rubble of a collapsed building in La Guaira.
Explained: How Two Massive Earthquakes Hit Venezuela Just 39 Seconds Apart
The event, according to the US Geological Survey, was a rare phenomenon called a “doublet” that contained not one but two major earthquakes.
Annington deal cost taxpayer 14.5bn, says NAO report
The National Audit Office has estimated that the Ministry of Defence is around £14.5 billion worse off than it would have been had it not sold its Service Family Accommodation estate to Annington Property Ltd in 1996.
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Opinion – How a War Meant to Break the Islamic Republic Revived It
If the Islamic Republic emerges from the conflict intact, the war will become a long-term source of symbolic legitimacy and internal cohesion for the ruling clergy.
5 weird Prime Day gadgets we’ve tested that you can buy right now
From an earwax camera to multi-tools, we’ve tested some strange items at ZDNET – and recommend them all.
A study of 408 teens in Australia finds 80%+ were still using social media three months after a ban came into force, citing inadequate age verification checks (Anna Bawden/The Guardian)
Anna Bawden / The Guardian:
A study of 408 teens in Australia finds 80%+ were still using social media three months after a ban came into force, citing inadequate age verification checks — Experts say law not enough to stop children…
The Legal Tech Herd is Moving
In a recent post, I commented on how far legal technology has come in a short time, breaking away from its somewhat esoteric shackles, coming out of the shadows into the mainstream. If there was any doubt about that before, then I would say ask any of the 6,500 people attending LegalTechTalk (LTT) last week […]
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The Legal Tech Herd is Moving
In a recent post, I commented on how far legal technology has come in a short time, breaking away from its somewhat esoteric shackles, coming out of the shadows into the mainstream. If there was any doubt about that before, then I would say ask any of the 6,500 people attending LegalTechTalk (LTT) last week […]
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