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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. A salmon cannon fires 40 fish a minute.1. A salmon cannon fires 40 fish a minute.
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2. After the US, South Korea is the nation that sends the most missionaries around the world.2. After the US, South Korea is the nation that sends the most missionaries around the world.
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3. It's possible to charge a phone using sweat.3. It's possible to charge a phone using sweat.
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4. Wine kept in a cupboard at home ages four times as quickly as that stored in a professional cellar 4. Wine kept in a cupboard at home ages four times as quickly as that stored in a professional cellar.
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5. The sound of a ticking clock can make women keener to have babies younger.5. The sound of a ticking clock can make women keener to have babies younger.
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6. One in 10 people in the UK does not have a close friend.6. One in 10 people in the UK does not have a close friend.
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7. Up to 8.5% of active Twitter users are not human.7. Up to 8.5% of active Twitter users are not human.
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8. Emails sent to employees of German auto manufacturer Daimler while they are on holiday are automatically deleted.8. Emails sent to employees of German auto manufacturer Daimler while they are on holiday are automatically deleted.
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9. Whales and dolphins squeal with pleasure.9. Whales and dolphins squeal with pleasure.
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10. Electric cars and power tools could be powered using hemp.10. Electric cars and power tools could be powered using hemp.
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