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Instead, harness the energy spent trying to convince your loved one of their mistakes and put it where it can bear fruit.

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"By changing the way cancer cells die, we can harness the support of our immune system to fight against the tumor," he adds.

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To address the problem, scientists around the world are exploring whether harnessing the quantum properties of atoms can help navigate accurately in so-called contested environments.

The Johannesburg summit is focused on improving debt sustainability for low-income countries, financing a "just energy transition" and harnessing "critical minerals for inclusive growth and sustainable development".

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There are snakes that shrink their intestines and rebuild their hearts, frogs that freeze and fungi that harness radiation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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