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Watch owned by China's last emperor sells for US$5 mil

The Ref 96 was the first complication wristwatch serially produced by Patek Philippe, one of only 'three examples known'

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More than 800 mil people could be living with back pain by 2050

The increase in population size, as well as its ageing, are given as the main reasons for this jump in cases

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Managing painful periods at work: a persistent taboo that leads some women to lie

A new survey highlights the many clichés around painful periods, as well as women's fear of workplace stigmas

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How to make sure you don’t lose data from old, inactive Google accounts

These new rules apply only to personal accounts

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Climate: 'dangerous heat' could afflict billions by 2100

Under current projections more than 2 billion people will live outside the climate comfort zone by the end of the century

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Harvard study finds implicit racial bias highest among white people

Researchers used the Implicit Association Test, which reveals attitudes that people won't state publicly or might not be conscious of

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‘Energy vampires’: friends that leave you feeling emotionally drained

According to medical experts, this type of friendship is toxic, as it can lead to anxiety and low self-esteem

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Nepali climber ties record with 27th Everest summit

Pasang Dawa Sherpa is in a race with fellow Nepali Kami Rita Sherpa for the most Everest summits

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Veteran actor Wahid Satay passes away at 93

With a career spanning more than 30 films, he was one of the most famous Malay film artistes of the Jalan Ampas era

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Peat swamp forests sustainability a priority on International Day for Biological Diversity

The fragile peat swamp forest of Kuala Langat North Forest Reserve are just one of the habitats in need of restoration

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New ways to survive heatwaves

Evidence shows cities can reduce heat impacts and protect residents

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First group of Malaysian pilgrims to Makkah for the haj voice their appreciation

Tabung Haji said a total of 31,600 pilgrims, the country's official full quota, will depart in stages

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Martin Amis, dead at 73, a second-generation literary lion

In a decades long literary career he produced many titles including Money: A Suicide Note, London Fields, Time's Arrow