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- This photo provided by the CNES shows a Russian Soyuz rocket lifting off from the Kourou space base, French Guiana, early Wednesday Dec.18, 2019. The war in Ukraine is causing a swift and broad decaying of scientific ties between Russia and the West. (JM Guillon/ESA-CNES-Arianespace via AP, File)
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Without Russia, science going solo on world's woes, dreams
By JOHN LEICESTER - Associated Press
Sun,03/27/22-3:06AM , 485 Reads
PARIS (AP) — Without Russian help, climate scientists worry how they'll keep up their important work of documenting warming in the Arctic.
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- Volunteers clear snow from the bus terminal at the Zhangiiakou Media Center during the 2022 Winter Olympics, Sunday, Feb. 13, 2022, in Zhangjiakou, China. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press via AP)
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At Winter Olympics, virus fight waged with worker sacrifices
By JOHN LEICESTER - Associated Press
Sun,02/13/22-6:10PM , 321 Reads
BEIJING (AP) — In her mind, Cathy Chen pictures a scene that she herself says could be drawn from a TV drama: Falling into the arms of her husband after long months apart, when he meets her off the plane from Beijing. Scooping up their two young daughters and squeezing them tight.
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- Protesters march during a demonstration to denounce a COVID-19 health pass needed to access restaurant, long-distance trains and other venues. in Marseille, southern France, Saturday, Aug. 14, 2021. The run-up to the April election comes in a context of mounting violence targeting elected officials in France, with holders of public officers targeted for their politics and by opponents of COVID-19 vaccinations restrictions. (AP Photo/Daniel Cole, File)
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In France, anti-vax fury, politics make public service risky
By JOHN LEICESTER - Associated Press
Sat,01/29/22-2:14AM , 331 Reads
LE PECQ, France (AP) — In Sainte-Anastasie-sur-Issole, a village that curls catlike in verdant Provence hillocks, voters are making an early start on France's presidential election.

From their ballot box this weekend and next will come the name of the candidate — picked from among dozens — that they want their mayor to endorse.
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- A employees works at NG Biotech, a start-up that makes an array of medical tests, including kits for use at home and by medical professionals to detect COVID-19 infections , in Guipry, western France, Friday, Jan. 7, 2022. With France breaking records in Europe for coronavirus infections, manufacturers are working flat-out to try to meet the huge demand for tests. (AP Photo/Jeremias Gonzalez)
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"A hurricane:" Virus storm sends test-makers into overdrive
By JOHN LEICESTER - Associated Press
Fri,01/07/22-5:51AM , 278 Reads
GUIPRY, France (AP) — As countless millions of people in Europe waste hours in lines for COVID-19 tests and scour their nasal passages with self-test kits at home, at the other end of the chain, workers are straining to meet the demand.
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