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    DAILY DOSE: Microsoft’s Laser-Written Glass Could Store Data for 10,000 Years; Scientists marvel at DeepMind drug spin-off’s exclusive new AI

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    DAILY DOSE: Child Flu Deaths Rise as U.S. Virus Activity Remains Elevated; Panama’s Ghost Frog Makes Its Return.

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