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Fantasy Premier League: a compelling refuge of fatalism and black humour | Paul MacInnes
‘We want to push for more’: a Chelsea treble would not be enough for Catarina Macario
‘If it had been a film, we’d have won’: former Palace finalists share Cup memories
Everton fans on the end of a Goodison era: ‘I’ll be thinking about my dad, my brothers, my son’
Digit will begin its time on the floor by shifting empty tote boxes amid concerns humans will be shifted out of jobs
Amazon is experimenting with a humanoid robot as the technology company increasingly seeks to automate its warehouses.
It has started testing Digit, a two-legged robot that can grasp and lift items, at facilities this week. The device is first being used to shift empty tote boxes.
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