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But many people don’t make use of benefits they are eligible for.

If Dek and Thia can learn to accept each other’s weaknesses and make use of each other’s strengths, there’s hope for a lot of couples who have to deal with much less pressing issues than what to do when you’re about to get sucked into the giant underbelly-mouth of a hulking forest squid.

"In the ocean, where carbon is scarce, microbes seem to have fine-tuned these enzymes to make use of this new, human-made carbon source: plastic."

In the event of non-payment, states have invited recipients to make use of food banks — which could be swiftly overwhelmed by the demand.

"At the minute, they are in better form, a lot of races they have been quicker. But we still have chances. We have a better car from now until the end of the season and we just have to make use of that."