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Levels of arsenic in rice presents a major toxicity risk to millions of people. Scientists are experimenting with a new bacterium to see if the organism can reduce arsenic deposits down to a safe level.
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If Jane Austen, who authored some of classic literature's most famous love stories, (i.e. Pride and Prejudice) were alive today, what would she make of our quest for romance today? Lori Smith, an Austen scholar and adorer gives readers a new insight.
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A new portrait of one of the world’s most successful yet least pictured authors has been found. Since only one, amateur, portrait of Jane Austen is known, this is significant news for fans across the globe.
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Yep, it’s true. Somebody sent 18 chapters of Jane Austen novels to publishers. Only one of them figured out they had a copy of Pride and Prejudice. The others didn’t want to know. What a surprise.
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Published by Penguin Press (2011) William Deresiewicz memoir speaks about how six Jane Austen novels taught the Yale professor about love, friendship and the things that really matter (in life).
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I happened to see a new book at the local library here in San Francisco by an associate English Professor from Yale...
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