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Literary agent specializing in archives. Rare book collection manager. Friend of many books and some people. "Kill your darlings, but save your drafts!"
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Ribena owner invests in helping blackcurrants withstand extreme weather

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By Sarah Butler
| AOL UK Verified
The owner of Ribena is to invest £200,000 in helping blackcurrant bushes withstand stress after extreme weather put a squeeze on this year’s UK harvest. That harvest is now under way in the berry’s main growing regions including East Anglia, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Kent and Scotland. It is expected to be about 10% below the average of 10,000 tonnes, as the climate crisis drives extreme weather across Britain and elsewhere.
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Ducks’ track teams score a pair of second-place finishes at NCAA indoor championships

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By Sarah Butler
| Lookout Eugene-Springfield Verified
QuickTake: The Oregon women had only seven competitors in the meet, but they finished in second place behind Georgia. The men would have needed a nearly perfect day to top Arkansas. Aaliyah McCormick, shown here winning the 100-meter hurdles at the 2025 NCAA Track and Field Championships at Hayward Field on June 14, 2025, added another NCAA title when she won the indoor 60-meter hurdles March 14. The Oregon women did more with less.
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Ducks runners overcome bad weather, missed flights and a freak mishap from cheering too hard

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By Sarah Butler
| Lookout Eugene-Springfield Verified
QuickTake: The trip wasn't going well, and events nearly kept the UO men’s distance medley relay team from the NCAA Indoor Championships — but they persevered and managed to set a school record along the way. Sometimes things go smoothly for college athletes. And sometimes they don’t. In the latter category: The Oregon Ducks men’s track and field distance medley relay set a school record of 9:14.88 Feb. 22 at a meet at Boston University. It took two tries.
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