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British mathematician solves Fermat's Last Theorem

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British mathematician solves Fermat's Last Theorem

A British mathematician has solved the 300-year-old math problem known as Fermat's Last Theorem, and will claim a $700,000 prize for his work.

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Katy Perry criticized for knife photo

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Top Welsh inline skater dies after crash

Richard Taylor, Britain's in-line skating and freestyle skiing champion, has died after colliding with a lamppost near his home in Wales.

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This woman's behavior is unacceptable. She must be out of her mind to pose for a picture like this
Katy Perry criticized for knife photo Oct 22, 2008

The AEI have been making these claims for some time, but they have so far failed to provide us with specific examples. We have carried out our own checks and have found no discrepancies
Report: European planes fly with defects Jul 18, 2008

Considering the continent's negligible contribution to global greenhouse-gas emissions, it is a terrible irony that Africa, according to current predictions, will be most affected by climate change
Mountains of the Moon glaciers vanishing May 15, 2006

They're not always in tune to broadcast outlets. ... It's just not reaching the folks that we need to reach like it did 20 or 30 years ago
System sends disaster info via wireless Oct 11, 2005

We're in an information age, yet from a public notification perspective, we're still ... in the Stone Age
System sends disaster info via wireless Oct 11, 2005

Richard Taylor (Australian rules footballer) may refer to:

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