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• Wales reviews 'trolley police' ban on shops selling non-essential goods
  
  Despite the squeeze only having been in place since Friday, deputy economy minister Lee Waters urged people to brace for a re-run in January or February.
  Daily Mail.  Sunday, 25 Oct 2020.
• Britain's nuclear submarines become outnumbered as Russian vessels flood into the North Atlantic
  
  The terrifying surge by Russian subs into waters previously controlled by the Royal and US navies is part of a provocative new Cold War strategy by Moscow, say military experts.
  Daily Mail.  Sunday, 25 Oct 2020.
• Body of missing Woodridge woman found in water near home, police say
  
  Authorities located the body of a missing woman Saturday in Woodridge.
  ABC News.  Sunday, 25 Oct 2020.
• Kazakhs' Long Wait For A Bridge Across The Bukhtarma
  
  The Bukhtarma Reservoir is the biggest artificial body of water in Kazakhstan. There's no bridge across it, so in warmer months, local residents must often wait for hours for a ferry crossing. ...
  Radio Liberty.  Saturday, 24 Oct 2020.
• What have we learned, 10 years after swimmer Fran Crippen's avoidable death?
  
  Ten years ago today, swimmer Fran Crippen drowned during a race, in waters that many considered unsafe. Bonnie Ford reflects on the wake-up call it provided to Olympic sports federations, and the legacy of giving that Crippen has left.
  ESPN.  Friday, 23 Oct 2020.
• Fish exposed to even small amounts of estrogen produce fewer males
  
  A biologist conducted experiments with North American freshwater fish called least killifish. ...
  Science Daily.  Friday, 23 Oct 2020.
• Subterranean Fish Named 'Gollum' Belongs to a New Family
  
  The freshwater fish belongs to a never-before-described taxonomic family, making it one of the biggest finds of the last decade
  Smithsonian.  Friday, 23 Oct 2020.
• American Water Works (AWK) Moves to Buy: Rationale Behind the Upgrade
  
  American Water Works (AWK) has been upgraded to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), reflecting growing optimism about the company's earnings prospects. This might drive the stock higher in the near term.
  Zacks.  Friday, 23 Oct 2020.
• World Series Daily: Ice water in their veins! Rays' Morton battles Dodgers' Buehler in pivotal Game 3
  
  After a rare day off, the Dodgers and Rays return with a pair of big-game pitchers. Here's what you need to know with the World Series even at 1.
  ESPN.  Friday, 23 Oct 2020.
• Waters (WAT) to Report Q3 Earnings: What's in the Offing?
  
  Waters' (WAT) third-quarter results are likely to reflect strength across new product cycle and the liquid chromatography space. However, coronavirus headwinds might have been concerns.
  Zacks.  Friday, 23 Oct 2020.
• Fukushima: Contaminated water could damage human DNA, Greenpeace says
  
  The group says the water has a radioactive substance amid reports it could be released into the sea.
  BBC News.  Friday, 23 Oct 2020.
• Watercoolers: Can We Replace Random Daily Contact?
  
  How do we replace the daily contact we used to have with people in our offices, those glass palaces we used to spend so much time in? Do we not need the trivial, casual interactions of the water cooler, the office kitchen, the elevator?
  Forbes.  Friday, 23 Oct 2020.
• Mexico reaches water deal with US despite violent protests
  
  Mexican farmers say they need the water, in what has been one of the driest years in decades.
  BBC News.  Thursday, 22 Oct 2020.
• Ancient Maya built sophisticated water filters
  
  Ancient Maya in the once-bustling city of Tikal built sophisticated water filters using natural materials they imported from miles away, according to new research. ...
  Science Daily.  Thursday, 22 Oct 2020.
• Golfer Michelle Wie West Is The Newest Investor In Oxygenated Water Brand
  
  Five-time LPGA Tour winner Michelle Wie West, who gave birth to her first child this past summer, is getting into the hydration business.
  Forbes.  Thursday, 22 Oct 2020.

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