A flesh-eating parasite known as the New World screwworm is raising concern as officials warn about the threat it poses to animals.
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Sean Fay leads one of NYC's most powerful building trades unions.
As President of the NYC District Council of Carpenters, Fay represents tens of thousands of union carpenters across the metro area — giving him a direct, on-the-ground view of labor conditions, wages, and construction industry disputes in one of the world's busiest building markets.
Topic poll · all networksThe UN has 6 official organs. Name all 6!
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General Assembly,Security Council,Secretariat,ICJ,Trusteeship Council,ECOSOC
Topic poll · all networksWhere were the first U.S. cases of the 1918 flu pandemic reported?
- Camp Funston, Fort Riley
- Fort Bragg, North Carolina
- Quantico Marine Base
- Walter Reed Hospital
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Camp Funston, Fort Riley
Ebola wasn't found at the Ebola River — it struck 60 miles away!
In 1976, scientists named the virus after a nearby river in Zaire (now DRC) to avoid stigmatizing the village of Yambuku. Naming diseases after places is now discouraged by WHO to prevent harm to communities.
Topic poll · all networksWhich city has bid for the Olympics the most times without winning?
- Detroit, USA
- Istanbul, Turkey
- Osaka, Japan
- Leipzig, Germany
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Detroit, USA
Topic poll · all networksHow many building collapse complaints does NYC receive each year?
- Around 500
- Around 2,000
- Around 7,000
- Around 15,000
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Around 7,000
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