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"These groundbreaking discoveries provide a new way to demonstrate that chimpanzees have a cumulative culture, albeit at an early stage of development," Migliano adds.

“A lot of these technologies are at an early stage,” adds Rice chemist Haotian Wang.

Dr McCrea believes more could be done to educate the public about how to be safer on the road, including encouraging more young people to undertake advance driving courses at an early stage.

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Pre-frailty is an early stage of physical decline in older adults, marked by declining strength, decreasing endurance and slower movements.

Nicoll said the selection process was still at an early stage and that Flynn was within his rights to stand for selection.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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