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@annasd · 3 years ago

Affected repeat syllables or sounds over and over again. Making a phone call or asking for directions for people who stutter can be an insurmountable problem. Stuttering is incurable, but one can lea...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Swimming and health

Swimming is a type of recreation that has extremely positive effects on health. Swimming has aerobic effects of physical activity, and at the same time strengthens all muscle groups of our body. Water...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Fun facts about the brain

The brain is an inexhaustible source of new information for scientists, who despite their efforts still struggle quite a bit with interpreting all of its functions. Yet some of them we know are pheno...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Maria Callas

"You can't die of a broken heart," many will say until they hear the story of Maria Callas. And how could that happen to a woman who enchanted people with her magical voice? The enchanting woman an...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Nomophobia

Nomophobia is a term used to describe the growing fear that results from the modern way of life, which is the fear of losing a cell phone or being left without a signal - meaning the loss of contact...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

How submarines work

Submarines use small fins that we call rudders or seaplanes when diving and ascending. Energy is most often obtained from electric and diesel engines, while in nuclear submarines energy is generated...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Fairy circles

Although the local population in Namibia also calls them circles of death and must not approach them, this African phenomenon, which has been confusing scientists around the world for decades, is bett...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

The non-aligned movement

The conversation between the Indian Prime Minister Javarharlal Nehru and the Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser is closely followed by the President of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

How is silk made?

The inhabitants of the territory of today's China kept the way of silk production in strict secrecy, under the threat of the death penalty, for about a millennium. According to historical data, the...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Safaris and Africa: 6 best safaris in Africa

Serengeti and Masai Mara National Parks — Tanzania and Kenya The Serengeti and Masai Mara National Parks are probably the most famous parks in Africa, and for a very good reason. Most of the park sp...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Russian treasure: A giant hole above which helicopters dare not fly

Russian treasure: A giant hole above which helicopters dare not fly Numerous legends are circulating about Mir, and according to one of them, the sounds that travel through underground tunnels repres...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Nicolae and Elena Ceausescu

Nicolae Ceausescu, born in 1918 in Skornicesti, a village in the Wallachian lowlands above the Danube, arrived in Bucharest with a belly full of bread immediately after completing his four-year school...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Depression and youth

Depression in young people is not a weakness or something that can be overcome with a strong will, but it is a disease that can have serious consequences and requires treatment. Although depressed mo...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

What is bulimia and how to recognize it

Bulimia, although often associated with a person's "life choice," is a very serious, potentially life-threatening condition. Bulimia is a disorder that disrupts the normal diet, bringing with it a cha...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Candy

Candy (French, candy, bon-something good) is a hard candy made from sugar with added color and flavor. It comes from the French word “bon” which means something good. The candy is difficult to last lo...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

The irresistible attraction of adrenaline: Do you indulge in challenges?

Even for those who are slowed down and nailed to a chair during the year, the warmer times of the year bring exciting challenges that are sometimes hard to resist, such as adrenaline sports. Can we i...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

70000 bitcoin

Ross Ulbricht, now 36, is serving a life sentence in a federal prison in Colorado. In 2015, he was sentenced to a double life sentence and another 40 years, without the possibility of pardon, on charg...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

25 strange phenomena on Earth

These 25 photos may seem like they come from another planet, but it turns out that our little Earth is capable of some really weird things. 1) Infinite Wave: Occurs twice a year in Brazil when the A...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Pakleni Islands

Pakleni islands are an archipelago of 19 islands and cliffs in front of the town of Hvar. The predominant vegetation cover is maquis and Aleppo pine, so the islands have a characteristic green color w...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

What is interesting in Japan?

Without exaggeration we can say that Japan is truly a special country. Surprisingly, their ancient traditions and modern technology live together, and old customs are just as important as today's ones...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

The fascinating life of one of the world's most famous women pirates

The names of many ruthless sea pirates are inscribed in the annals of history. Their unique life on the fringes, outside the laws and norms of society, has always fascinated the public. But history ha...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Scientists created the first living robots from frog stem cells

SCIENTISTS have created the first living robots that can self-renew from frog stem cells. Xenobots are named after the African claw (lat. Xenopus laevis), a species of frog from whose stem cells the...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Robotics

Robotic evolution is happening right now. Over the years, thanks to the accelerated development of technology, robotics itself has been modernized. As robots became more advanced from year to year and...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Did you know ...

There are more life forms that live on your skin than people on the planet have. Otters sleep holding hands. J Simpson was originally cast as Terminator, but the studio fears no one will see him...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

The first motorcycle race was held 112 years ago

On May 28, 1907, the first Tourist Trophy motorcycle race was held on the Isle of Man The most famous and most dangerous motorcycle race in the world was first held 112 years ago on the Isle of Man i...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Poison in the house

The average household contains about 62 toxic chemicals, say environmental experts, and we are exposed to them every day - from phthalates, synthetic odors to harmful gases from oven cleaners. All of...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Teenagers and alcoholism

Youth is a period of experimentation and identity formation. Part of this development process involves looking for new sensations and taking at least some risks. The reasons teenagers drink are diff...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Origami

Origami (bending, kami = paper) is a traditional Japanese art of creating paper models. Traditionally, a square is used, but there are a large number of models made from different forms of paper - re...

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@annasd · 3 years ago

Cherry flower

Life, death and regeneration Japan is a country that never ceases to amaze us with its traditions and philosophy of living. Spring is coming, and we researched how it is welcomed in Japan :) Every s...

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