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weet from Sholto David (@addictedtoigno1) A tool used to rephrase plagiarised text changed "final solution" to "mass killing of an ethnic group" in a chemistry paper. Now retracted thanks to a PubPeer user who spotted this. Section of academic paper: 2.3.4. Superoxide dismutase (SOD) To judge protein-inferred oxidative damage, a soil test was admin-istered. A phosphate safeguard answer was used to regulate the pH to 7.8, influencing the total response book to 30 mL. The backlash combination was able by joining 1.75 mL of Triton, 1.5 mL of methionine, and 1 mL of NBT. Subsequently, 1 mL of the mass killing of an ethnic group was opposed to 20 mL of the skin sample and unprotected to light for 7 min. Following development at 37 °C for 5 min, 10 mL of riboflavin solution was brought in. The resolutions were before claimed at 40 °C for 8-10 min [39]. The mechanism of activity explore the SOD with oxidative stress is shown in Fig. 3. Absorbance calculations were acquired utilizing German Zellbio supplies, accompanying three readings averaging each
Andy Burnham clenches his fist and smiles during his maiden speech as Labour leader
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• Politics live with Andrew Sparrow Keir Starmer tells cabinet he wants to 'resolve difficult issues' before leaving No 10 - UK politics live
Danny hits No. 4 spot-and wins Epstein's vote By ROGER BENNETT Beatle man Brian Epstein patted Bristol pop singer Danny Clarke on the back last night, and told him: "You'll go a long way." It happened in the wings of the Prince of Wales Theatre, London. It was a stream of contests including groups from all parts of Britain. Ringo Starr and Cilla Black had voted long-haired Danny and his Jaguars fourth in the Oxfam Beat Contest. And in his dressing-room afterwards, top disc jockey David Jacobs revealed: "Two of the jury - I'm not saying which - voted Danny top. Two more voted him second. But lower marks from the other two dropped him to fourth place." 'FINE VOICE' Mr. Jacobs added: "I was very struck by Danny's singing. He has a fine voice." Where did Cilla and Ringo place Danny? "I'm not saying," said Cilla. "Sorry. Gotta rush," said Ringo, and shot out of the stage door into his getaway car. Danny, who was flown to London by his pilot-manager Jim Buckingham, said afterwards: "We're disappointed at not winning-but delighted at getting such high marks. It was the greatest thrill and experience in my life-and I was scared stiff." SCREAMING The contest was won by a wild, colourful rhythm-and-blues group from Durham, the Downbeats, who had the capacity audience screaming. The Downbeats had 71 points, one more than the Connoisseurs from Merseyside, who surprised me by reaching second place. Third with 65 were the slick Formula Five from Bedford, with Bristol's Danny Clarke just one point behind. Fifth place went to the Starfires, from Exeter, with 57. West-Country fans were heavily outnumbered by a big Midland contingent. But David Jacobs assured me after the show: "We didn't use clapometer methods. The marking system was absolutely fair, and didn't depend on audience reception at all." He said the jury were impressed by the fact that the Bristol group had sung two original members in their three contest pieces. The second half of the show was televised on B.B.C. 2, the London-only channel since. PROUDEST Proudest person in the Prince of Wales Theatre was Mrs. Marion Connock, the Bristol woman who initiated the whole thing. She said: "The Oxfam Contest was a success, with groups from all parts of Britain. If it wasn't for Bristol's success, it would never have taken place. I hope there will be more contests in future years. But I'm dropping out now as organiser. It almost killed me haven't slept for months. It's been a huge success- a lot of money will go to Oxfam as a result."
Sturgeon tells BBC: I'm serving a sentence for crime I didn't commit
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Photo of section from "Morrissey In His Own Words" book "So many people are sad nowadays because of this pretence that we've advanced into some hi-tech computer age. It's just not true, and computers shouldn't be glorified. Nobody wants a world full of computers, ruled by screens." NOVEMBER 1983
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A composite of Andy Burnham, Keir Starmer, Wes Streeting and Angela Rayner. Streeting and Rayner have glasses added and Rayner had her hair in a short back and sides to match the rest
From live blog: Labour MP: Streeting made principled decision to quit Wes Streeting made a “principled decision” to resign from the Cabinet but not to immediately trigger a leadership contest, one of his MP allies has said. Alan Gemmell, the MP for Central Ayrshire, told BBC Radio 4 that Mr Streeting has the numbers to challenge the Prime Minister but will not do so immediately. “What we have seen today is a brave and principled decision by Wes. He is a great and huge talent in our party, has been a great asset to the Government, has made an incredible transformation to our NHS but has taken the principled decision to leave the Government to say what we’re doing is not good enough.” Asked whether he will run for leadership, Mr Gemmell said: “He does have the support of the right number of more than 81 MPs in the party but he’s taken a principled decision today not to trigger that contest.” He added: “It’s clear in conversations with MPs and with the unions that the party wants a discussion, a battle of ideas, an open contest, a broad contest for the direction that we should take.”
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THE TIMES Peter Mandelson to be fined for urinating outside George Osborne home Incident happened just hours after messages showing extent of former ambassador's contact with Jeffrey Epstein were released • NEW Peter Mandelson was sacked as ambassador to the US in September AP PHOTO/KIN CHEUNG Fintan Hogan Friday April 10 2026, 11.43am BST, The Times
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The Independent Six things a physio wishes people over 60 would stop doing
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Site New Answers Search Boards ILM ILE Answers New Question New Questions New Poll Blog View Register Login the last famous person you were surprised to discover was actually still alive Not all messages are displayed: show all messages (3594 of them) View Previous Page... Pete Frame of Rock Family Trees fame, 83 — you're not tarkovsky, get the fuck on with it (Matt #2), Monday, 16 March 2026 19:16 (two days ago)
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Graph from YouTube on how people identify their class, titled Most Britons consider themselves to be working class, including nearly half classified as living in middle class households
Article 1 George Osborne says UK has been left behind in cryptocurrency boom Ex-chancellor criticises hesitant approach to crypto and warns country in danger of missing next surge in market Article 2: Countries that do not embrace AI could be left behind, says OpenAI's George Osborne Without Al you will be a 'weaker and poorer nation', says former UK chancellor two months into job at US firm
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Sonnet 4.5 v + The joke is a play on words combining "Domino's" (the pizza chain) with "Doctor Who's Who" (a reference guide to the TV show Doctor Who). The comedian is saying he's compiled information about all the employees at his local Domino's pizza place into a book, and he's calling it "Domino's Who's Who" - which sounds like "Doctor Who's Who." It's a pun that works on multiple levels: • "Who's Who" traditionally refers to a directory of notable people • It references the TV show "Doctor Who" • It's about Domino's pizza employees (probably not actually notable people worth documenting) The humor comes from the absurdity of creating an official-sounding reference book about randon pizza delivery workers. presented as if it's something Reply to Claude
< 4 Meta Al O with Llama 4 I don't get the Domino's joke: The 22-year-old Masters student said the UK Pun Championships show, which was hosted by comedian Jason Byrne and involved comics competing in a boxing ring, was the biggest of his career so far. "It's just very overwhelming, but very exciting as well," he said. Pickard got the audience laughing with his wisecrack: "The song Greensleeves was composed by Henry VIII. I'd play some of it here, but it's not royalty-free." He also quipped: "I've compiled everyone who works at my local takeaway pizza place into a book. It's my Domino's Who's Who. 10:49 V/ The joke's a play on words! "Domino's" sounds like "Dumani's Who's Who", referencing the famous reference book "Who's Who". ! So, he's jokingly saying he's made a book about the people who work at his local Domino's pizza place, rather than a serious "Who's Who" compilation • Make sense? 10:49
= ChatGPT 5.2 > ••• It's a wordplay joke built on the phrase "Who's Who." A Who's Who is a reference book that lists notable or important people in a particular field. He says he's made a book listing everyone who works at his local Domino's. So it's a Who's Who - but specifically of Domino's staff. "Domino's Who's Who" works because: • It rhymes and has a pleasing rhythm. • It combines the brand name Domino's with the familiar phrase Who's Who. • The humour comes from treating pizza shop employees as if they're notable figures worthy of a prestigious directory. It's a light, slightly groan-worthy pun rather than a deep joke. I ...
The 22-year-old Masters student said the UK Pun Championships show, which was hosted by comedian Jason Byrne and involved comics competing in a boxing ring, was the biggest of his career so far. "It's just very overwhelming, but very exciting as well," he said. Pickard got the audience laughing with his wisecrack: "The song Greensleeves was composed by Henry VIll. I'd play some of it here, but it's not royalty-free." He also quipped: "I've compiled everyone who works at my local takeaway pizza place into a book It's mv Domino's Who's Who
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BBC INDEPTH Starmer tells me he'll survive - but can he keep this new year's resolution?
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Tesco citrus fruit technical manager James Cackett said: 'What caused all this to happen is that traditionally the European market preferred clementines, which are seeded, while we in the UK prefer satsumas, which are unseeded. 'About 20 years ago Spanish and Moroccan growers decided that the European market was more important to them and so many began switching production from satsumas to clementines.'
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More from 'people say the funniest things' page of football annual, including "Too many players are spending too much time playing golf and using the internet – Dick Advocaat"
Google search results text reads: Is Emma Roberts biologically related to Julia Roberts? The answer is yes—Emma Roberts is the niece of Julia Roberts. But there's more to their family dynamic than meets the eye.
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Screenshot from article reads: Pugh has also campaigned to play Harry, when asked what famous figures she would like to portray. "Blondie, just because she's so cool," said the actress at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in 2020, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Screenshot from Guardian article about Prince Andrew: As one of his former dates told Andrew Lownie for his recent book Entitled, he always introduced himself to her friends as the Duke of York, saying: "It struck me how impressed he was with who he is, or how impressed he wanted others to be. Every joke always ended with: 'because I'm the Duke of York'. He tells the most pathetic jokes. He finds poo
Times article 'Meet the young Tories dreaming of a bright blue future', with three eccentric-looking men and a woman dressed unremarkably
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News+ The Telegraph Terry Wogan's son: Rachel Reeves is a scapegoat - Britain's economy is broken 4h ago • Ed Cumming
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