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Her announcement, however, underscores her commitment to advancing comprehensive food policy reform during her final term in office and could spur some progress on the essential legislation.

“I wanted her to look almost like a cherished doll, with cream or white bases to underscore her innocence.”

Unfortunately, the end brings little comfort, only underscoring the magnitude of the discoveries made along the way.

Space studies often emphasised microgravity as the main contributing factor to food's different taste, but the team's findings underscored the impact of confined and isolated environments, Loke said.

"These findings underscore the need for enhanced vaccines that can do more than just protect the individual," McLachlan said.