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1. among 36,000 who have reached celebrity status on the internet, 74 percent are women and 87.8 percent are between 17 to 33 years old, while 89 percent have a college education. followers are also getting younger and better educated, with 77.8 percent in the 17-to-33 age group and 75 percent with a higher education.

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3. “these students have absolutely no free speech rights that were violated in this context."

4. coca-cola is in the middle of transforming its business as it sells off its bottling operations in the us and across the globe to focus on producing the concentrate that makes many of its drinks as well as research and development. those sales will allow the company to focus more of its resources on innovation and acquisitions.

5. 美国的排放量在经过了最近几年的持续下降后，提高了2.9%。

6. china's mass entrepreneurship and innovation initiative has a strong vitality.

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2. with a bit of help from charles dickens, let’s take a look back at the year in which almost nothing worked:

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4. the aspiring actress is also hoping her online following will secure her an audition to appear on abc show 'once upon a time' which is adding elsa as a character next season.

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3. the "quarterly journal of experimental psychology" published a study in early 2016 entitled, "the drawing effect: evidence for reliable and robust memory benefits in free recall." while the title seems a bit long and complex, the study actually demonstrated a very simple idea. drawing words in picture form helps people make better and stronger memories. the authors of the study created simple tasks where a participant would first draw a simple word, like a common piece of fruit. later, the authors of the study would ask the participants to recall the words they drew. other participants in the study were given different tasks like repeating the given word aloud a certain number of times or actually writing the word down. the researchers found that participants who drew doodles of the words they needed to recall fared much better than other participants.