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Scientists with the University of Chicago have discovered a way to create a material that can be made like a plastic, but conducts electricity more like a metal.

By Stan Horaczek | Published Oct 20, 2022 10:44 AM Lens

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The new soft serve machine. Northwestern will bring an ice cream service to Foster-Walker East starting in November. Margarine Butter Making Mach

"This is a little strange, I am sure," began the letter Jessi Zahm, of Newberg, Oregon, found on her doorstep this September, "but we live up the street from you and we drive by your house daily."

Zahm had a secret admirer — or rather, one of her Halloween decorations did. X

Now that Halbrand’s deception has been revealed, we’re finally headed toward Mount Doom.

With the first rings forged and the true identity of Galadriel’s boyfriend—er, sorry, mortal enemy—revealed, the Rings of Power is finally ramping up just as its first season draws to a close.

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