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Times In History Leaders' Deaths Were Hidden - And Why

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By Melissa Sartore Verified, qin huang, Konstantin Chernenko
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Suleiman I, better known as Suleiman the Magnificent, led the Ottoman Empire for more than four decades, first taking power in 1520. By the mid 1560s, Suleiman was of advanced age and suffering from gout. This didn't stop him from leading the Ottoman campaign into Central Europe, with his forces determined to take Vienna. Suleiman and the Ottomans fought Croatian landholder Count Nikola IV Zrinski and his men several times during the summer of 1566.
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Common and rare genetic variant associations with cognitive performance across development in British birth cohorts

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By Daniel S. Malawsky, Mahmoud Koko, Wei Huang, Olivia Wootton, qin huang, Emma Wade, Sarah J Lindsay, Rosalind Arden, Matthew E Hurles, Hilary C. Martin, Petr Danacek
| Nature Verified
Abstract Genetic variants that correlate with adult cognitive performance are also associated with rare neurodevelopmental conditions involving cognitive deficits in children. However, their association with cognition across early life remains poorly understood.
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Weather Jiu-Jitsu: Prospects for atmospheric nudging to reduce catastrophic weather extremes

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By qin huang
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