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Sailor spent years alone on Suwarrow before it became a national park

Suwarrow atoll, once the secluded refuge of hermit Tom Neale, has transformed into the Cook Islands’ inaugural conservation sanctuary. After Neale spent sixteen years in seclusion on Anchorage Island, the atoll was designated as a national park and bird haven. This vital area now protects critical seabird nesting grounds and marine ecosystems, allowing Neale’s legacy

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IBM built a secret NSA computer in 1962 that ran 200x faster; how a worn part ended it

The year 1962 marked the inception of a clandestine project by IBM for the NSA, giving rise to the secret computer named Harvest. For fourteen years, this remarkable machine tackled critical cryptographic computations during the tense Cold War era, boasting speeds that eclipsed its peers by a factor of 200.

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India sending assistance to flood-hit Nepal – ThePrint

India sending assistance to flood-hit Nepal  ThePrint

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India sending assistance to flood-hit Nepal – ThePrint

India sending assistance to flood-hit Nepal  ThePrint

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‘Very rarely do I get chance to play red-ball cricket’: Arshdeep

India pacer Arshdeep Singh used the Duleep Trophy to prove his readiness for Test cricket after a long gap from red-ball cricket. He took four wickets in North Zone’s 52-run win over West Zone and said he had specifically trained with the red ball. Arshdeep also stressed the value of patience, tactical bowling and domestic

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Grand Teton ranch sold in 1967 stayed with same family for 39 more years

The 4 Lazy F Ranch in Wyoming remained with the Frew family for decades after they bought it in 1927. Emily Frew Oliver turned the family summer retreat into a dude ranch in 1950. In 1967, she sold the property to the federal government but kept a life estate. She voluntarily gave it up in

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