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	19627 The Surprising History of the Humble Hamburger Reader's Digest Americans may eat 2.4 of them per day, but the history of the hamburger goes back to before the United States was even a country.
	19626 Can 'seeing' the future make you change the life you live now Daily Mail Online Future Life Progression is a blend of hypnosis, visualisation and 'intuitive work', which guides people to 'meet' a future version of themselves. Clover Stroud decided to visit FLP practitioner Anne Jirsch
	19620 43 of Grandma's cosy winter pudding recipes Australia's Best Recipes Relive the good old days with these warming golden oldie pudding recipes that Nan could whip up in no time at all.
	19615 What killed tons of fish in European river? Mystery deepens AP News Poland’s environment minister says laboratory tests following a mass fish die-off have detected high salinity levels but no mercury in the Oder River
	19611 The surprising reason supermarkets sell flowers CNN All stores have marketing tactics to get you in the door — stylish mannequins, elaborate display windows, posters screaming about all the discounts you can find inside.
	19608 Explorers discover Australia's deepest known cave  Daily Mail Online The cave, christened the Delta Variant, reaches 1,315 feet (401 metres) in the Junee Florentine Karst area of Tasmania, Australia's southern island.
	19590 ‘I’m a nutritionist and I hate that the internet thinks celery juice is a miracle health elixir’ body+soul Celery juice has been labelled a miracle health elixir by so-called experts, amid claims it can assist weight loss, clear up acne and even lower blood pressure. Here, clinical nutritionist Thom Landers explains why drinking celery juice is not such a good idea.
	19557 What killed tons of fish in European river? Mystery deepens AP News Poland’s environment minister says laboratory tests following a mass fish die-off have detected high salinity levels but no mercury in the Oder River
	19556 The Reason You Never Forget How to Ride a Bike, According to Science Mental Floss There's a part of your brain that almost guarantees you'll never tip over on your 10-speed again.
	19548 Tourism killed Thailand's most famous bay. Here's how it was brought back to life CNN Back in 2018, Thai officials announced the indefinite closure of Maya Bay -- made popular by 2000 film "The Beach" -- to repair years of damage caused by overtourism. Here's how marine scientists brought it back to life.