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MOCIÓN DE CENSURA? Junts anuncia bloqueo de la legislatura y Aznar ha llegado hace unos minutos a la calle Génova.
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Juventud y talento forman la Orquesta Fundación Barenboim-Said. Próximo 30 de diciembre a las 20:00 en el Teatro Cervantes de Málaga.
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En boca de todos se puede comer lo que se comió Clavijo
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Rescued chimpanzee thanks Jane Goodall by giving her a hug.. Thanks for all the good you did. ❤️
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Stirling's approximation
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Prove: ab = 18c²
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Let n be the (repeated) root of a quadratic equation. Given that Sn is a perfect square, find the value of m.
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Static images on a wall that appear animated as train moves
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Progress in chess rarely feels like you’re getting better. Mostly you start to notice how many mistakes opponents at your old level make. I hit a peak blitz rating yesterday. White to play and win material.
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A bus covers the first one-third of a journey at 10 km/h, the next one-third at 20 km/h, and the final one-third at 60 km/h. Find its average speed for the whole journey.
For ease of calculation, we arbitrarily assumed the total distance was 30 km, with each third being 10 km. Let's consider that he traveled 1 hour at 10 km/h, 1/2 hour at 20 km/h, and only 10 minutes at 60 km/h. The fact that Vm is 18 km/h is consistent with the average speed/time
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White mates in 2 Level: 1700+ (if you like these puzzles, please follow me!)
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The effect of vodka on the brain is that you love a bear cub like a pet.
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Explain the move? Brilliant or Blunder Repost pls
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No more K&P endings for a while. Is it safe to take the knight on d5 here?
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White to play, mate in 2 Repost pls
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Math. Want a quick prime number to impress your friends? Start with 82, 81, 80, ... and count down to 1. This is the smallest known prime of this form. This fascinating factoid was sent to me from researcher and mathematician Michel Yamagishi, @ymichel.
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