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Israeli startup makes inroads with personal flying vehicle
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Russia’s space agency to issue bonds for satellite programme
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Analysis-Nature deal gets finance, business thumbs up, yet hurdles remain
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Exclusive-Probe of Musk’s Neuralink to scrutinize long-criticized U.S animal welfare regulator
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Keystone cleanup turns remote Kansas valley into a small town
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Cancer researchers question antitrust arguments against Illumina-Grail deal
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Factbox-Chinese companies added to U.S. entity list
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Germany entirely dependent on imports for 14 critical raw materials – study
BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany is highly dependent on imports for many crucial raw materials and often relies entirely on other…