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The email warm-up tool.

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By Karim Ben, John Fitzpatrick , Othman Katim
| Product Hunt
Hi Product Hunt Community! I’m Naim, and I handle the technical account management side of things at Mailwarm. If there’s one thing I’ve learned the hard way, it’s this: when your emails start hitting spam, it’s almost never for just one reason. It’s a ghost in the machine. Maybe a DNS record is slightly off. Maybe a sudden spike in sending volume triggered a filter. Or worse ... your domain reputation has been quietly tanking for weeks, and you only notice when your reply rates hit zero.
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The evolution of eyespots in skates and rays

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By Ana Gomes, David Wheatcroft, Niclas Kolm, Karl Gotthard, John Fitzpatrick , Madicken Åkerman
| Nature
Abstract Animals deploy a wide range of anti-predator adaptations, often combining multiple strategies into a ‘defence portfolio’. However, why certain defences evolve together whereas others are mutually exclusive remains unclear. Here we use a phylogenetic approach to examine the evolution of conspicuous visual markings—including eyespots and other conspicuous markings—alongside alternative anti-predator defences in skates and rays (Batoidea), a diverse group of cartilaginous fishes.
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A brief history of political cleansing in Montana

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By John Fitzpatrick 
| Daily Inter Lake
In 2007, a group of right-wing extremists, the precursor of the modern Freedom Caucus, took control of the Republican Party in the Legislature. It immediately announced a plan to reduce the state budget and, over the next several months, went through a series of procedural gyrations, including trying to send a 1 cent education budget from the House to the Senate. The session ended without a state budget and the Republican Caucus fractured.
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