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Riddle Me This: How Are Any McDonald's Left Standing In Urban Areas When People There Act Like This?
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Cancer cells pop their own nucleus to squeeze through a tight spot
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Riddle Me This: How Are Any McDonald's Left Standing In Urban Areas When People There Act Like This?
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Why Do All Those Who Came Out To The 'Hands Off' Protests Look Like A Version Of This Freak?
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Boss Hogg Power-Slaps The Lesbian Off This Rude Protester While Wearing The Most Appropriate Shirt
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She Watched Too Many Superhero Movies Where Little Women Beat Up Huge Men
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What This Japanese Chick Does With Her Jacket After Taking A Dump In The Alley Is Gross, What The Guy Who Finds It Is Worse
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A Gas Tank Explodes In London And You'd Swear You're In A 3rd World Country
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ells perform some moves you definitely shouldn’t try in yoga class. As immune cells hunt down invading microbes, for example, they contort themselves to fit into the narrow gaps between other cells. But they pay a price: Two new studies reveal that these feats of flexibility can burst the membrane that encloses a cell’s nucleus and damage its DNA. The results could ultimately enable researchers to design drugs to prevent cancer cells from migrating to new locations.
