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Osaka Is Ready To Take on Wimbledon

Having claimed her first WTA title at the hardcourt Indian Wells in March, Osaka said she also felt confident of her grass-court skill this season, having made it to the Nottingham Open semifinals before losing to No. “I think the goal is always to win,” Osaka said at a press …

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What Are The Orange Ribbons For?

Mahans sister-in-law, Katie Enloe, has been battling leukemia since January, but was sent home from the hospital to spend her final days with family. Katie is married to SMU golf coach Jason Enloe, who is also a former Web.com Tour player. Enloe is suffering from the same leukemia that professional …

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Japan Tests Silicon for Exascale Computing in 2021

Fujitsu doesn’t have a reputation as a major microprocessor developer the way AMD, Intel, or ARM do, but the company’s supercomputer and HPC work has resulted in multiple generations of high-performance systems, historically built on the SPARC architecture. Now the company is working on the successor to the K supercomputer …

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Canada Day Activities Across The Country

Photo: happysoultoronto on Instagram  As Canada Day fast approaches, Canadians everywhere are searching for the perfect way to pay homage to our home country. Besides blessing us with the wonders of maple syrup, hockey and Drake, the True North is also a beautiful, free land where many cultures live together in …

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Paleontologists Discover Two New Hoofed Mammals from Miocene Epoch

An international team of paleontologists has identified two new species of ancient mammals that lived about 13 million years ago (middle Miocene epoch) in what is now Bolivia. Theosodon arozquetai (left) and Llullataruca shockeyi. Image credit: Velizar Simeonovski. The two newly-discovered Miocene species, named Theosodon arozquetai and Llullataruca shockeyi, belong …

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Experiment Provides Further Insights into Higgs Boson Physics

A new experiment by physicists at the University of Bonn, Germany, has achieved a Higgs-like state in a system composed of ultracold atoms. Excitation spectra of the Higgs-like state: (a) excitation spectra of the Higgs-like state for different interaction strengths, 1/(kFa); the different levels of background condensate fraction are due …

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