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The CDU and CSU are arguing whether black-green is an option and can work after the federal election. How are the alliances in North Rhine-Westphalia and Schleswig-Holstein running – especially in crisis situations like the Islamist attack in Solingen? Or if the climate flagship project is threatened with failure? Wüst and Günther: This is how black and green work

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The Shire is now located in western Spain. It has private houses with brightly colored round doors, surrounded by forests and a stream and impressive mountains in the background. Obviously, neither Bilbo, Frodo or Sam live there, but everything has been built in such a way that anyone familiar with these characters through books or movies will be reminded of them, and perhaps even feel like them. “In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit,” is how J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit begins. The story, a classic of universal literature, narrates the adventures of Bilbo Baggins, a small being…

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Dinosaur bones listed on the stock exchange: “Investing in fossils pays like gold” New York — After dinosaur bones fetched millions of dollars at recent auctions, perhaps it was inevitable: a private company has announced a date on which it will proceed with a public offering to allow investors to buy shares of a stegosaurus fossil. Dinosaur bones listed on the stock exchange: “Investing in fossils pays like gold” https://www.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/12/15/news/dinosauri_vendita_quote_musei-423887382/?rss

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Plans for a musical detailing the ‘inspiring story’ of viral Olympic breakdancer Raygun have come crashing down. Raygun – real name Rachael Gunn – gained plenty of attention while competing at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Her unique routine saw her hopping around like a kangaroo and writhing around on the floor like a snake however failed to pick up any points from the judges. Although she did face backlash from some who called the performance ‘embarrassing’ the dancer was hailed as a ‘national icon’ by others and quickly became an overnight sensation. It was also recently teased she might be…

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Fast-food companies like Yum! Brands’ KFC and McDonald’s are getting back into chicken tenders as a way to attract consumers with a low-risk, high-reward bet on a familiar favorite.  Nearly half of all fast-food restaurants served the chicken item as of the third quarter, up 5.7% from the same period in 2019, according to Technomic’s Ignite Menu data. More eateries are adding chicken tenders to other dishes like salads and wraps.Taco Bell, also owned by Yum! Brands, has been testing chicken strips in tacos and burritos. McDonald’s says it’s also testing out versions of its McCrispy sandwich, which will be…

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