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Dr Paul Gillespie directs the ‘Constitutional Futures after Brexit’ project in the School of Politics and International ...

The RGB model, which combines red (analytical performance), green (environmental impact), and blue (practicality), is at the heart of the concept of white analytical chemistry (WAC). While this ...

I've noticed six things that separate the leaders who bounce back from those who get stuck when everything's falling apart.

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In his famous 1925 essay “A Defence of Common Sense,” the philosopher G. E. Moore wrote: “There exists at present a living human body, which is my body.” For Moore, such an utterance is an example of ...