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Amy Gunia

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  • Features Writer, CNN
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Current: Features Writer @CNN | Former: Staff Writer @TIME
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Nature’s cleanup crew: Stunning photos show vultures in a different light

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By Amy Gunia Verified
| CNN Verified
Vulture Interactions photography contest 4 photos The winner of the Vulture Interactions photography contest was taken in Spain by Netherlands-based zoologist Thomas Remmits. It shows a bearded vulture — Europe’s rarest — with a swooping raven in the background. Scroll through to see more images from the competition.
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The UAE is putting a homegrown satellite constellation into orbit

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By Amy Gunia Verified, Mayssa Mansour
| CNN Verified
Orbitworks is manufacturing satellites in its factory in Abu Dhabi. Paul Devitt/CNN See all topics Email Link Copied! In recent years, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has racked up impressive off-planet achievements, from sending an astronaut to space to reaching Mars orbit with its Hope Probe. Now, with countries around the world focusing on building sovereign satellite networks, amid geopolitical tensions, a UAE company is working to mass manufacture commercial satellites.
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Vinieron por el fútbol. Se enamoraron del aderezo ranch

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By Amy Gunia Verified
| KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified
Mucho antes de que la cultura surcoreana se globalizara, la Copa Mundial de 2002, coorganizada por la nación asiática, dio a conocer al mundo su crujiente pollo frito. Los viajeros que visitaron Sudáfrica para el torneo de 2010 probaron su biltong, una especie de cecina. Y cuando Brasil fue sede cuatro años después, el cóctel helado caipiriña acaparó toda la atención. La Copa del Mundo siempre ha sido un escaparate para la cultura culinaria del país anfitrión. Y este año no es diferente.
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