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Assistant Foreign News Editor @TheTimes, based in London. Formerly Beirut & Jakarta. Email me: dgrosenews@gmail.com.

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Guildford Dragon NEWS

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By David Rose Verified
| The Guildford Dragon News
Dry warm sunny periods continued for the most part as we moved into the first weeks of October. Although temperatures remained in the low 20s Celsius, many of the trees were still leafed in green. As I continued my excursions about local areas of the Surrey countryside, the feel of autumn had begun to creep in as night-time hours were noticeably increasing from daylight. By October 3, the first sightings of redwings had started to be reported flying overhead in several locations throughout Surrey.
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Disturbing video of infant monkeys at UW lab reignites debate over primate research Original

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By David Rose Verified
| KZJO-TV (Seattle, WA) Verified
Disturbing video of infant monkeys at UW lab reignites debate over primate research Newly released video showing infant monkeys undergoing experiments at a University of Washington research laboratory is reigniting a decades-old debate over whether primates are still necessary for biomedical research.
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Disturbing video of infant monkeys at UW lab reignites debate over primate research

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| Yahoo Verified
Newly released PETA footage shows infant monkeys undergoing experiments at a University of Washington research laboratory. PETA argues that modern technology makes primate testing unnecessary, while UW says some research still requires animal models. UW says the experiments shown ended years ago, but the debate continues over whether monkeys should still be used in biomedical research.
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