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Andrew Gowers, former editor of the Financial Times, who was working at the heart of the bank as it brought the global economy to the brink of disaster, reveals the inside story Sunday December 14 ...

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they beseeched. Lionsgate is yet to respond, but perhaps they would do well to listen – because just as legendary as the movie itself, is the story of making it. Instead of opening credits ...

The original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine ... the shape of space-time surrounding a proton, Russian and American physicists independently worked out in the 1960s, we could ...

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