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Napping for more than an hour in the daytime may raise the risk of Type 2 diabetes by 45 per cent, a new study shows. Researchers at the University of Tokyo used data from 21 studies involving more than 300,000 people who had recorded their daily level of napping.
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Forest department officials on Saturday promised strict action after a python attacked a man when a group was trying to click a photo with it.
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South Korea said Thursday it will offer each surviving victim of Japan’s wartime sexual enslavement 100 million won using funds provided by Tokyo.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippines president, have compared himself to Hitler, saying he would be "happy to slaughter" million drug users and peddlers in the country. During a press conference in Davao City, Duterte told reporters that he had been compared to a "cousin of Hitler" by his critics.
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The hydrogen, or hydrail, train is set to run in Lower Saxony starting in December 2017.
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Conservationists in Tanzania are using an unorthodox way of keeping elephants from wandering into human settlements - by throwing condoms filled with chilli powder at them.
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Movie mogul Avi Lerner branded US President Barack Obama "a coward," berating him for not taking on Google over piracy.
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Police in suburban Cincinnati are on the lookout for a bald man they say has been stealing hair growth and memory aid products from stores.
At least 73 people were killed Sunday when two passenger buses and an oil tanker burst into flames in a head-on collision in eastern Afghanistan, health officials said.
兩輛客運車與一輛油罐車週日在東阿富汗迎面對撞，瞬間陷入火海，至少造成73人死亡，衛生官員說。
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When you take a painkiller to reduce your pain, you may also be decreasing your empathy, a new study suggests. If your job depends on feeling empathy for others, you might need to quit the medicine the next time you have a headache.
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Fire officials in Oregon say a birthday balloon caused an 8-year-old girl to suffocate after she tried to suck the helium out of it.
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Another report shows the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. Boston Consulting Group says only one percent of the population can call themselves millionaires and the share of their wealth is growing.
