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Fact check: News reports about EU daylight savings consultation
Some European newspapers cited different results to the recent EU daylight saving consultation(!). Help us fact check these claims
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Controlled field drainage cuts water usage in Sweden's drought
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Young Spanish golfer slain on Iowa course
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European countries to end paywalls for publicly funded scientific studies
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US birth rate falls to lowest since 1987
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Are US demands on SWIFT about Iran or digital supremacy?
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The Press Association cites an unnamed source close to the investigation
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EU Commission finds Google guilty of abusing its influence to cement its dominance
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Migration agencies say returns programs are working as EU pushes to 'offshore' processing
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Facing up to ineffectiveness in fight against money-laundering
Less than one percent of criminally acquired money is clawed back; how should regulators address this impotence?
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Former Morgan Stanley VP found guilty of insider-trading, assisted by Ukrainian hackers
Ex-Morgan Stanley VP and associate pocketed tens of millions via illegal trades, according to a ruling in U.S. federal court
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