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In a featured article published in Frontiers in Science, Prof Bob Hancock (University of British Columbia, Vancouver) with researchers from leading Canadian institutions describe how a bioinformatic ...

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Researchers from Northern Arizona University have found that several 'Britishisms' are now being regularly used by Americans.