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By accelerating how species are documented and named, scientists can better understand -- and potentially protect -- the countless forms of life still hidden in Earth's vast and mysterious oceans.

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Adding to the unease, home price growth accelerated in October at its fastest pace in over two years, with national dwelling values rising 1.1% over the month.

Instead of excuses, the focus will be on teamwork and elite performance to accelerate their rise in the world game.

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Low oil prices and concern over Ukraine’s repeated attacks on Russia’s production facilities help explain the timing of the buying spree, which accelerated in March.

England's attempt to copy that Springbok tactic worked, as they accelerated away from an admittedly underpowered Australia in the final half hour.

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