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Startup supermarket offers groceries of the future

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LEAD IN: Dried insects, cold-brewed coffee and cut flowers that stay fresh for three years. These are just some of the products on the shelves at a new supermarket in Berlin that only stocks products from...
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Startup supermarket offers groceries of the future

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LEAD IN: Dried insects, cold-brewed coffee and cut flowers that stay fresh for three years. These are just some of the products on the shelves at a new supermarket in Berlin that only stocks products from...
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45 year long study tracks effects of climate change

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LEADIN: Ecologists in Colorado have been counting  4 million flowers and tracking 120 species of plants over the last 45 years. Their data is now providing valuable insight into the effects of climate change....
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Tarantula breeding to curb illegal trade

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AP Television Guadalajara, Mexico. February 14th 2012 1. Medium black tarantula (Grammostola Pulchra) eating 2. Wide black tarantula (Grammostola Pulchra) eating 3. Close up black tarantula (Grammostola Pulchra) eating 4. Rodrigo Orozco...
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USA: SENATE HEARING ABOUT CHEMICAL EXPOSURE IN PERSIAN GULF WAR

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English/Nat At a Senate hearing in Washington on Thursday, the U-S deputy Defence Secretary, John White, predicted more revelations about chemical exposures to Persian Gulf War veterans. The Senate Armed Services Committee started its...
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Preserving ancient Arabic manuscripts

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Chinguetti, northern Mauritana - October 18, 2008 1. Pan of Chinguetti 2. Wide of a Mauritanian walking across a stretch of desert 3. Mohamed Koulame of the Habott family library in Chinguetti opens a manuscript 4. Close up of manuscript...
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Restoring Napoleon's home in exile

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AP Television Saint Helena island - 26 February, 2012 1. Tilt up painting of Napoleon Saint Helena island - 23 February, 2012 2. Wide pan left of St Helena Island Saint Helena island - 26 February, 2012 3. Wide of Longwood House 4. Wide...
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The Customs office checks Valentine's Day flowers for bugs that the office says could wreak havoc on the nation's agricultural industry.

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HEADLINE: First Person: Inspecting Valentine's flowers CAPTION: The Customs office checks Valentine's Day flowers for bugs that the office says could wreak havoc on the nation's agricultural industry. (Feb. xx) Imported Valentine's...
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Rescue vets save Jakarta's neglected pets

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AP Television Jakarta, 12 September 2011 1. Wide of animal rescuer playing with rescued dog at office 2. Mid of rescued cats in cage 3. Close up of cat 4. Mid of animal rescuer stroking dog 5. Close up of another animal rescuer...
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Secret CIA flights stopped in Romania, Poland - Marty report

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Paris, 7 June 2006 1. Pile of documents 2. Various close ups of report 3. Set up shot Swiss senator Dick Marty and Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) President Ren� van der Linden 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ren� van...
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Exercise and gardening in the UK's green gyms

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London - 25th February 2009 1. Wide shot Green Gym members marching on the spot 2. Wide shot over the shoulder Green gym members rotating ankles 3. Pan Green gym members 4. Tilt up Frances Ostross, Green Gym member balancing on one...
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More than a century ago, a Japanese plant called kudzu was imported to the U.S. to reduce erosion on farms in the South. But now an insect has followed the weed from the Far East, and it's beginning to wreak havoc on U.S. crops.

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HEADLINE : Southern crops under assault from Asian bug CAPTION: More than a century ago, a Japanese plant called kudzu was imported to the U.S. to reduce erosion on farms in the South. But now an insect has followed the weed from the...
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Cronenberg returns with a dark tale of madness

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1. WS entrance of La Palais 2. High shot looking down the red carpet 3. CU photographers, pull out to MS of Naomi Campbell and mother 4. CU Naomi Campbell 5. MS Miranda Richardson, David Cronenberg, Patrick McGrath and Howard Shore 6....
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Mammoth sale of pre-historic fossils and skeletons

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1. Tilt up on mammoth skeleton from Siberia - Late Pleistocene period 2. Close-up skull and tusks 3. Set up of Sotheby's expert Eric Mickeler walking toward and then viewing mammoth skeleton 4. Tilt up from Mickeler to mammoth...
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World's largest spider among display after insect collection donated to university by American scientist

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The world's biggest spider and largest butterfly have gone on display in the Costa Rican capital San Jose. The giant spider is called Goliath Birdeater Tarantula and it's native to the region of Mato Grosso in Brazil. The spider is among...
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California drought stings bees and honey supplies

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California's record drought hasn't been sweet to honeybees, and it's creating a sticky situation for beekeepers and honey buyers. The state is traditionally one of the US's largest honey producers, with abundant crops and wildflowers...
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PHILIPPINES: MANILA: FIRST BUTTERFLY FARM OPENS

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English/Nat The Philippines first butterfly farm showcasing up to 500 butterflies, including species unique to the Philippines, is due to open in Manila at the weekend. It will house butterflies caught by collectors as well as those...
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The world's biggest spider and largest butterfly have gone on display in the Costa Rican capital San Jose.

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The world's biggest spider and largest butterfly have gone on display in the Costa Rican capital San Jose. The giant spider is called Goliath Birdeater Tarantula and it's native to the region of Mato Grosso in Brazil. The spider is among...
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Toxic storm of unseasonal weather and pests pushing up olive oil prices

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Mediterranean olive oil has been increasing in price due to unseasonable European weather and insect infestations. High spring temperatures, a cool summer and abundant rain this autumn are seriously affecting the olive harvest in some...