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Sovereignty beats Journalism to win Belmont Stakes showdown at Saratoga
Millions of Australian workers to get an above-inflation pay rise as minimum wage lifts by 3.5%
High-rise, high expectations: is Casablanca’s finance hub a model for African development?
EU agrees to increase flight delay times before passengers get compensation
Amazon ‘testing humanoid robots to deliver packages’
Dark eyes are more common in domesticated dogs, possibly because we consider this trait more friendly
Human preferences for a friendly face may have steered the evolution of canine eye colour, researchers have suggested.
Ever since canines were domesticated, some time between 15,000 and 50,000 years ago, humans have selected – whether consciously or not – particular traits in their dogs.
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