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Meanwhile, Chinese authorities and environmental groups have been trying to understand the environmental threat posed by the million barrels of hydrocarbons that the tanker was carrying.

Because the Sanchi was not carrying crude oil, but rather condensate, a liquid by-product of natural gas and some kinds of oil production.

Over the last two weeks, the maritime world has watched with horror as a tragedy has unfolded in the East China Sea. »

Harley Barber told the New York Post she was heading back to New Jersey after being kicked out of school.

Barber was kicked out of her sorority on Tuesday, the executive director of Alpha Phi International Fraternity told AL.com Tuesday.

University officials, also on Tuesday, said the "unfortunate behavior" was reported to the Office of Student Conduct. »

Scientists have taken a step towards one of the biggest goals in medicine - a universal blood test for cancer.

A team at Johns Hopkins University has trialled a method that detects eight common forms of the disease.

Dr Cristian Tomasetti, from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, told the BBC: "This field of early detection is critical. »

Antisthenes lived a life rooted in Socrates’ ethics, seeing virtue as the ultimate goal and actions as more important than words.

While Socrates was the first to call himself a citizen of the world (cosmopolitan), he also considered himself a citizen of Athens.

Upon seeing a prostitute’s son throwing rocks at a crowd that had formed, he said “Careful son. »