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World Series champion Octavio Dotel killed in Dominican Republic nightclub collapse
Australian government gave $2.7m to Elon Musk’s X for advertisements in billionaire’s first year as owner
Double murderer fails in bid to overturn Queensland’s no body, no parole laws
LNP candidate in critical Queensland seat apologises after controversial posts on China and ‘feminists’ resurface
Meta faces £1.8bn lawsuit over claims it inflamed violence in Ethiopia
Study finds small but significant increase in characters talking about murder or killing over past 50 years
Talk of homicide is on the rise in films, researchers have found, in a trend they say could pose a health concern for adults and children.
A study found that over the past 50 years there had been a small but significant increase in movie characters talking about murdering or killing.
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