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Screenshot of two tweets. The first, from a verified account named Madeline Summerville, reads: “This is it. Sharia law is here.” Below it, a tweet from a verified account called Democrats Deliver says: “🚨 Zohran Mamdani has planted over 18,000 trees in NYC, the most in a decade. The trees will bring cleaner air and prevent flooding.” Beneath that text are two side-by-side images: on the left, a smiling man with short dark hair and a beard speaking into a microphone; on the right, an aerial view of New York City with a long stretch of green trees and tall buildings under a blue sky. The post shows engagement metrics including comments, retweets, likes, and views.
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A heat map depicting tropical cyclone wind exposure in the North Atlantic from 1988-2022.
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A global perspective on the land-freshwater-sea continuum is urgently needed for preserving aquatic biodiversity and associated services
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CSH PhD candidate Andrea Vismara, left, and faculty member Rafael Prieto-Curiel sit next to each other for the photo in fron of a wall in teh garden of the Complexity Science Hub.
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MICHAEL ADZEMA Page 44 The Primal Screen: Aliens ... Ooooooooooo ... Sca-ry ... . Alien abduction stories, while a relatively recent addition to our cultural landscape, are unusual in the rapidity with which they have gained cultural currency and are telling in the extreme fascination the public has with them. They have catapulted more than one show — The X Files being the prime example, of course — to cult-like status Fetal Aliens Yet Alvin Lawson has pointed out how alien abduction stories are replete with perinatal elements: passing through walls, umbilical beams of connection to the “mother ship” — the placenta — either fetal-looking aliens or aliens whose eyes are most prominent and the lower parts of their faces undistinguished — similar to the way a newborn might see an obstetrician wearing a medical mask.
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