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How a US-Qatar takeover will take Formula 1 up a gear

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One is a nation where the car is king and has been part of the country’s narrative for almost a century; the other is more like a young prince, where the car is fast becoming a central part of its emerging identity and narrative. Now, the US and Qatar look set to form what might seem an unlikely alliance in...

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Do women gain a child and lose a tooth?

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‘Gain a child, lose a tooth’ is a phrase that’s bugged me for a while.

The basic premise here is that, along with back-ache, reflux and stretch-marks, tooth loss is a very natural consequence of pregnancy. A 2005 study found just how common this belief is among parents. In a large US survey, around 20% of women believe that they...

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