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Wildlife conservation works, and vertebrates have the numbers to prove it By Rachael Zisk / Published December 1, 2020
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Baseball’s black magic: How psychology, math, and culture created a curse-ridden sport By Jessica Boddy / Published October 22, 2019
Techathlon podcast: Google’s app graveyard, surprising email stats, and the week’s biggest tech news By Stan Horaczek / Published April 8, 2019
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Google Maps data could help you avoid Thanksgiving crowds on the road—and at the liquor store By Stan Horaczek / Published November 17, 2018
How to spot misleading statistics in the news By Liberty Vittert/The Conversation / Published November 3, 2018
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