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Glad this guy managed to get a job @joelycett @zoebreadtube #CatsDoesCountdown

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Byfugler frykter kvinner mer enn menn, og forskere vet ikke hvorfor

Hvilket kjønn du har, kan påvirke om en due eller spurv i byen flyr bort, ifølge en ny studie.

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Prislapp: 2.100.000.000.000 kroner

Det er hva europeiske land har brukt på elbilsektoren – så langt.

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På denne dag for nokre år sidan.

 

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Coca‑Cola 100 år i Norge: Fra apotekvare og helsedrikk til luksus og hverdagsdrikk

KRONIKK: Coca‑Colas hundreårige historie i Norge speiler både samfunnsendringer, endrede smakspreferanser og skiftende forestillinger om helse og gode liv, skriver forsker Annechen Bahr Bugge.

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Did you know there's a theorem called "The Sheldon Cooper's Theorem"? It made its debut in episode 73 of The Big Bang Theory.
In the episode, Sheldon explains why 73 is the best number: it's the 21st prime number, and its reverse of 73, 37, is the 12th prime number, which is the reverse of 21. Even more interesting, 21 is the product of 7 and 3. Amazing, right?
This idea caught the attention of experts like Pomerance from Dartmouth University, who confirmed that 73 is the only known prime number with these unique traits.
To make it even more remarkable, 73 is a palindrome in binary (1001001), and every 37th Fibonacci number is a multiple of 73.
As if that weren’t enough, the episode was the 73rd of the series, Jim Parsons (who plays Sheldon) was born in 1973, and he was 37 years old when the episode aired!

 

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