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Sophie Curtis

England, London
As seen in: Shell News, MSN, Business Insider, Daily Mail, Daily Mail U.S., Sunday Mirror, The Daily Mirror, The Mail on Sunday, The Telegraph, Yahoo Finance, Sydney Morning Herald and
Writer and editor with a passion for technology, sustainability and clean energy. Previously science & tech journo @MailOnline, @DailyMirror and @Telegraph

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Datatilsyn langer ud efter EU's cookie-regler

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By Sophie Curtis
| Computerworld Danmark
En ny rapport antyder, at EU's cookie-regler ikke tilfredsstillende kan løse de ret komplekse problemstillinger i forbindelse med borgernes privatliv på nettet. 18. september 2012 kl. 14.20 Annonceindlæg fra DE-CIX Enhver strategi for applikationsmodernisering bør tage netværket med fra start Modernisering af ældre on-premise-applikationer til cloud-løsninger er en topprioritet for virksomheder globalt.
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Producir gas con energías renovables, llueva o haga sol

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By Sophie Curtis
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Producir gas con energías renovables, llueva o haga sol [1] Canales Digitales en Shell Localización: Interempresas. Industria química, ISSN 1578-8881, Nº. 112, 2024, págs. 56-58 Idioma: español Enlaces Texto completo Resumen Durante la temporada de monzones en el sudeste asiático, lluvias torrenciales y vientos fuertes azotan el Mar de China Meridional y golpean la costa noroeste de Borneo, doblando las palmeras hacia atrás.
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Having a flutter on a horse? Better check how old its parents are!

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By Samarth Pophale, Sophie Curtis
| Finno Expert
If you’re thinking of putting a bet on a horse this weekend, you might want to check how old its parents are. That’s because a new study by the University of Exeter has shown that the speed of thoroughbred horses can be affected by the age of their parents at the point of conception. The older the parents, the slower the racehorse – with the age of both the mother and father playing a significant role in the overall speed, according to researchers.
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