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A study has found that those heavily exposed as children to cartoons, soap operas and quiz shows were almost 10% more likely to support populists, because poorer cognitive skills left them more susceptible to politicians peddling simplistic arguments. 
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Russia Just Sent This Robot, Which Can Shoot Guns, Into Space 
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Pro Bono Legal Team Helps Farmers and Homeowners Fight for Renewable Energy 
American Geophysical Union Honors Five Lamont Scientists 
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Can We Test Gravitational Waves For Wave-Particle Duality? 
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Team develops robust molecular propeller for unidirectional rotations 
African elephants demonstrate movements that vary in response to ecological change 
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