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Light used to remotely control curvature of plastics

Dubai airport chief says electronics ban will have minimal impact on passenger numbers

Biologists find surprising variability in courtship behaviors of wolf spiders

Center for Public Integrity staff featured on national TV, radio

Instagram bursts with mockery of Syrian first lady’s ‘Mother's Day’ congratulations

One Turkish soldier killed, four wounded in clashes with Kurdish militants – army

Molecular 'treasure maps' to help discover new materials

Hawaii lawmaker resigns from Republican Party to join Democrats

Unstable weather in UAE to continue over weekend, says NCMS

Researchers create self-sustaining bacteria-fueled power cell

Malaysia contributes one million USD for humanitarian aid in Iraq, Syria – The Sun Daily

Asia stocks rise, but gains for dollar, oil capped by jitters

Slack's CSO calls for industry-wide security transparency

Nintendo Says Switch Joy-Con Issue Is A Result Of ‘Manufacturing Variation,’ Offers Dead Simple Fix

Higher fines for UAE motorists who violate traffic rules

Ex-head of Colorado Republicans charged with voter fraud

Free recharging for electric cars in Dubai

Little choice in HK as China steers leadership race

I studied how journalists used Twitter for two years. Here’s what I learned

Trump’s ISIS Plan, as Described by Tillerson, Sounds Like Obama’s

Asia markets subdued after midweek sell-off

GE Oil & Gas expands global footprint with new Sub Saharan Africa facility to support customer operations

Use of mobile app reduces number of in-person follow-up visits after surgery

U.S. State Dept. misses deadline to manage email records electronically

Japan principal of scandal-hit school says he got 1 million yen donation from PM's wife

How to survive a flight from Dubai without a laptop

NZ telco urges shareholders to reject Spark's 'predatory' acquisition

NOW Can We Admit the War On Terror Has Failed?

Scientists evade the Heisenberg uncertainty principle

Lawmaker says U.S. foreign surveillance 'unmasked' Trump associates