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Unlike our bees, the weird dead lion of the syrup tin was always dependably there

Unlike our bees, the weird dead lion of the syrup tin was always dependably there
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World s oldest and unchanged brand finally removes rotting lion from logo

World s oldest and unchanged brand finally removes rotting lion from logo
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Oldest Brand in History, Lyle s Golden Syrup, Updates Logo After 140 Years

Lyle's Golden Syrup, whose logo was once considered by the Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest branding and packaging in history, has recently redesigned its famous illustration.

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Obscured Paul Cézanne Mural Discovered in the Artist s Home in Aix-en-Provence

A previously hidden mural by famed French impressionist Paul Cézanne has been found obscured by a wall in his childhood home called "Bastide du Jas de Bouffan" in France's city of Aix-en-Provance.

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Unraveling the Mysteries: Understanding How Our Brains Process Music

Researchers at UC San Fransisco found out that a specific part of the brain is dedicated to only processing what melodic note will come next in a phrase of music.

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