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Japan tests world´s fastest bullet train
https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/japan-fastest-bullet-train-alfax-scli-intl/index.html
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One million species

threatened with extinction because of humans

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/05/06/world/one-million-species-threatened-extinction-humans-scn-intl/index.html

extinction - sukupuutto

comprehensive - kattava, kokonaisvaltainen
ravage - tuho
insatiable - tyydyttämätön
deteriorating -  heikkenevä
culprit - syyllinen

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Veikka Lipsanen

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Five dogs have joined the staff of Middlesex University to help students with exam stress or whose anxiety puts them at risk of dropping out.

The five labradors have become "canine teaching assistants" and will work on improving students' wellbeing.

The five have their own staff cards, in a project purported to be the most systematic use of dogs in a university.

"You can literally feel stress levels reducing," said Fiona Suthers, head of clinical skills at the university.

"It's amazing and we're very keen to continue and expand what we're doing.

"It's hard to describe the impact of just having a dog lying down in the corner of a class.

"When we initially introduced the scheme, I don't think any of us thought it would be so successful.

Ms Suthers added all the dogs were specially trained and a "stringent assessment" had ensured they had the right temperament.

Last month, University of Buckingham vice-chancellor Sir Anthony Seldon backed the use of dogs as a way of reducing stress in schools and universities.

"The quickest and biggest hit that we can make to improve mental health in our schools and to make them feel safe for children is to have at least one dog in every single school in the country," said Sir Anthony.

Education Secretary Damian Hinds backed his call, saying more schools seemed to have "wellbeing dogs" and "the pets can really help".

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Nora Kosonen - Us School Violence Fast Facts - CNN

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Nora Kosonen - Us School Violence Fast Facts - CNN

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Read Fast Facts from CNN about elementary, middle and high school (excludes colleges and universities) violence with fatalities, from 1927 to now.

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Sri Lanka bomb suspect’s sister fears 18 relatives dead after attacks
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/28/asia/sri-lanka-bombings-mohamed-hashim-mathaniya/index.html
subsequent – seuraava, myöhempi

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wounded- haavoittunut

seize – tarttua, siepata

preacher – saarnaaja

harassment – ahdistelu, häirintä

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https://edition.cnn.com/2019/05/01/perspectives/us-gdp-first-quarter-economy/index.html

US economic growth isn't as strong as it looks.

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Tesla's new Autopilot is amazing. But please keep your eyes on the road

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can happiness be exported? one finnish pre-school believes so - cnn

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Can happiness be exported? One Finnish school believes so

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Finland has emerged as the happiest country in the world. One entrepreneurial Finnish school is now branching out overseas, exporting its lessons globally in a bid to spread, and sell, this happiness.

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Matias Pitkäranta - PepsiCo offers to settle with Indian farmers it sued over potatoes for Lays chips

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Matias Pitkäranta - PepsiCo offers to settle with Indian farmers it sued over potatoes for Lays chips

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Pirkka Perkola - Climate change makes poor countries poorer, widening global inequality, researchers say

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Pirkka Perkola - Climate change makes poor countries poorer, widening global inequality, researchers say

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economic inequality gets worse under climate change

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Climate change makes poor countries poorer, widening global inequality, researchers say

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Global warming is having a serious impact on economic growth across the world - and it's worse for poor places that already had a lot of catching up to do, a study by two Stanford University researchers shows.

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"Let's put it this way, we're interested in breaking down walls and not building them," says Meric Gertler, president of the University of Toronto.

The head of Canada's top-ranked university has been in the UK on a recruitment drive, trying to scoop up international students.

And he makes no secret of why his country has had such a bumper crop for the past couple of years - poaching students who might previously have gone to the US or the UK.

It's been a combination of "the election of Donald Trump and the advent of Brexit", he says, which has seen two consecutive 20% increases in international students.

'Political turbulence'

The University of Toronto is pitching itself as an open, global, liberal institution, in contrast to what Prof Gertler calls the "political turbulence" elsewhere.

As an example, he says Toronto has attracted Indian students who might have previously gone to UK universities and Mexican students who would have gone to the US.

Canada has seen the number of international students more than double since 2010, to about 500,000, worth about £4.7bn to the country's economy.

There has been particular growth from countries such as Vietnam and Iran, along with the biggest senders such as China, India and South Korea.

High fees

The message to students is that Toronto is an outward looking, cosmopolitan city, with high levels of migration, where they will be welcome.

In contrast, Prof Gertler says, Brexit could give a negative impression to overseas students.

"Brexit will make students think, 'Does the country still have the same kind of opportunity it's been famous for?'" he says.

But Toronto is no longer a cheap option.

International students can now pay £30,000 per year, after fees were raised - paradoxically, to attract more students.

"It's so high because we learned that we presented a conundrum in the marketplace," Prof Gertler says.

It's a result of the strange status-driven market in higher education, where affordability gets mistaken for low quality, he says.

The university might have been in the top 30 in the world but its previously low fees appeared to be putting off international students.

"We were a very highly ranked university - and yet we were so inexpensive, Prof Gertler says.

"In the international market place, people had a hard time reconciling those two facts.

"So when we increased price, we found demand went up - as did the quality of the applications."

Immigration encouraged

In the UK, there has been a concern that people will use a student visa as a backdoor way of coming to live and work in the country.

But, Prof Gertler says, for Canadian universities, that's positively encouraged.

When overseas students graduate, they can get work and apply to stay, looked on favourably as the type of skilled migrants that the country wants to attract.

About half of the international students coming to Canada seek permanent residency, the Canadian Bureau for International Education says.

That might be the difference between a big country with a small population and a small country with a big population but it puts Canada at a competitive advantage when recruiting international students.

'Bastions for the privileged'

But if the University of Toronto is pitching itself as an example of internationalist, liberal values in action, these are also values some consider out of touch and elitist.

Prof Gertler says the "biggest crisis" for such top universities is about access to places, which feeds into a sense of isolation and lack of support from the wider community.

"They are increasingly bastions for the privileged rather than portals of opportunity for the many," he says.

"I think that's an existential challenge for the future of universities.

"If we can't solve that challenge, we're in for an increasingly rough ride."

Prof Gertler says that for his university, not having interviews but basing admission on exam grades and written statements has helped to make it less socially exclusive.

"Much of the unconscious bias is from an interview process," he says.

But if universities want to keep public support, they need to be seen as places of opportunity and social mobility.

"The combination of academic excellence and openness of access and diversity is becoming increasingly rare," Prof Gertler says.

"Many of the challenges we have faced in recent years stem from the increasingly strong perception that we're becoming less accessible and more elite."

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The editor of Global education is Sean Coughlan (sean.coughlan@bbc.co.uk).

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"Let's put it this way, we're interested in breaking down walls and not building them," says Meric Gertler, president of the University of Toronto. The head of Canada's top-ranked university has been in the UK on a recruitment drive, trying to scoop up international students.

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Julia Jääskeläinen - Facebook sets aside $3bn for privacy probe

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Julia Jääskeläinen - Facebook sets aside $3bn for privacy probe

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https://www.bbc.com/news/business-48045138

collaboratively: yhteistyössä
shares: osakkeet
bankruptcy: konkurssi
encryption: salaus

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Ida Autio - Europe's oil giants are getting the climate message. US companies not so much

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Ida Autio - Europe's oil giants are getting the climate message. US companies not so much

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https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/24/business/climate-change-equinor-oil-investors/index.html
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shareholder = osakkeenomistaja
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Taru Siirilä – He teaches incarcerated kids to honor his mom who was denied education. Now, he's National Teacher of the Year 

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Taru Siirilä – He teaches incarcerated kids to honor his mom who was denied education. Now, he's National Teacher of the Year 

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https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/24/us/rodney-robinson-2019-teacher-of-the-year-trnd/index.html

incarcerated: vangittu
segregation: erottelu
pipeline: putkisto
impoverished: köyhtynyt

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Metabolism- aineenvaihdunta
Restriction- rajoitus
Prescribe- määrätä

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Tuuli-Johanna Laaksonen -  Saudi activist hits the road for human rights

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Tuuli-Johanna Laaksonen -  Saudi activist hits the road for human rights

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condemnation=kadotus, paheksunta
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https://edition.cnn.com/2019/04/24/health/measles-vaccine-children-unicef-report-intl/index.html
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mortality= kuolleisuus
complacency=tyytyväisyys, mielihyvä