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KMT accuses Taiwan’s government of failing to uphold South China Sea claims

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By Lawrence Chung Verified
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Asia 1 hour ago Palace backs Gibo Teodoro’s call for pro-China gov’t officials to resign philstar.com - Renalyn Ramirez • 1h Malacañang said the government officials who support China more than the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea dispute should reveal themselves. World News 8 hours ago A ton of space junk tumbles unpredictably to Earth every month nzherald.co.nz - Selam Gebrekidan • 8h Flaming chunks of metal crash into homes, farms and car parks. Who’s to blame? And who pays for the damage?
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Exploring the Mechanisms Underlying the Phenomenon of Inner Speaking-Induced Suppression

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By Thomas J Whitford, Lawrence Chung Verified, Damien J. Mannion
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auditory-evoked potential corollary discharge EEG efference copy inner speech Significance Statement Inner speaking-induced suppression (“inner SIS”) refers to the phenomenon that the electrophysiological activity elicited by an external vocalization is reduced when participants concurrently produce the same vocalization in their inner speech. We, and others, have argued that inner SIS is likely caused by corollary-discharge–related mechanisms.
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Taiwan targets Beijing’s grey-zone tactics near remote South China Sea islands

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By Lawrence Chung Verified
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Technology 5 hours ago Nvidia sends PC makers a message they can’t ignore TheStreet - Faizan Farooque • 5h Nvidia just revealed what could replace the traditional PC. Nvidia (NVDA) believes the next battle will take place somewhere altogether different.
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