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Liberia to Host High-level Meeting On Nationally Determined Contribution Implementation plans along with global partners

Liberia to Host High-level Meeting On Nationally Determined Contribution Implementation plans along with global partners
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Could solar-powered headphones be the next must-have?

Solar panels are now being fitted to headphones and items of clothing.

Giovanni filiDenise wilsonIshara dharmasenaLoughborough universityUniversity of washington department electricalRoyal academy of engineeringNick daukPolytechnic universityPaper engineeringRoyal academyWearable solar systemsProf wilson

Could solar-powered headphones be the next must-have?

Solar panels are now being fitted to headphones and items of clothing.

Giovanni filiDenise wilsonIshara dharmasenaLoughborough universityUniversity of washington department electricalRoyal academy of engineeringNick daukPolytechnic universityPaper engineeringRoyal academyWearable solar systemsProf wilson

RENEE AND ANDREW MACRAE: MacDowell believed he had escaped the long arm of the law, top criminologist David Wilson claims

A top criminologist has said that William MacDowell firmly believed he had got away with the 1976 double murder of Renee MacRae and her son Andrew.

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RENEE AND ANDREW MACRAE: MacDowell believed he had escaped the long arm of the law, top criminologist David Wilson claims

A top criminologist has said that William MacDowell firmly believed he had got away with the 1976 double murder of Renee MacRae and her son Andrew.

United kingdomRenee macraeDavid wilsonWilliam macdowellHigh courtApplied criminologyBirmingham city universityProf wilson

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