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    Mosquitoes Can Learn to Love DEET: Study Shows Repellent Could Become Attractive Through Conditioning

    Lab experiments suggest that Aedes aegypti mosquitoes can be conditioned to seek out DEET-treated skin, raising questions about long-term repellent effectiveness.

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Six capitals send Brussels a bill

Russia widens threats as floods, lawsuits and budget fights test institutions across regions

A grim half-day joined mountain disaster, war diplomacy and corporate reckoning. The common thread was institutional strain, from rescue teams in Nepal to regulators, courts and finance ministries trying to catch up.

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The US under Trump: second term

G20 finance briefing adds Iran-sanctions linkage to the transactional doctrine but produces no new discrete policy action beyond what was already recorded.

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