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    Martin Scott@martinscott2010·
    October 19, 2019

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    Mel Bunce@meljbunce·
    October 20, 2019

    Excited to be heading home to NZ this week. I'll be talking about my new book 'The Broken Estate: Journalism & Democracy in a Post-Truth World' in Auckland @AUTuni Tue 29 Oct, 5.30pm. Public talk, all welcome (plus free drinks!). Full details: https://t.co/h2kLvD5aMk

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    Edinburgh Centre for Data, Culture & Society@EdCDCS·
    October 18, 2019

    LATEST NEWS - JCMB Data Centre to be named after pioneering Scottish scientist Mary Somerville
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