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10 things we didn't know last week 10 things we didn't know last week
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1. The highest ever recorded score at Scrabble was 392 for the word "caziques" at a tournament in Manchester.1. The highest ever recorded score at Scrabble was 392 for the word "caziques" at a tournament in Manchester.
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2. Getting as close to the urinal as possible to allow a smooth, unbroken stream is the most effective way for men to reduce "splashback".2. Getting as close to the urinal as possible to allow a smooth, unbroken stream is the most effective way for men to reduce "splashback".
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3. The most effective time to drink coffee is between 09:30 and 11:30.3. The most effective time to drink coffee is between 09:30 and 11:30.
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4. Solar cells convert sunlight into electricity more efficiently when loud music is played to them - as long as it's pop or rock.4. Solar cells convert sunlight into electricity more efficiently when loud music is played to them - as long as it's pop or rock.
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5. Edinburgh and Glasgow have witnessed more reports of paranormal activities than any other cities in the UK.5. Edinburgh and Glasgow have witnessed more reports of paranormal activities than any other cities in the UK.
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6. An estimated 600,000 bats were killed in the United States by wind turbines in 2012.6. An estimated 600,000 bats were killed in the United States by wind turbines in 2012.
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7. PhD students in Kashmir are graded in part on the kebab feast they lay on at their assessment.7. PhD students in Kashmir are graded in part on the kebab feast they lay on at their assessment.
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8. The anatomical structure of froghopper genitals has remained unchanged in 165 million years.8. The anatomical structure of froghopper genitals has remained unchanged in 165 million years.
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9. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has been to more than 100 Bruce Springsteen concerts. 9. 17th Century cheesemakers used to colour their cheese to pass it off as a high-quality product.
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10. The least depressed country in the world is Japan, according to a study of global diagnosis rates.10. The least depressed country in the world is Japan, according to a study of global diagnosis rates.
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