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The structure of emulsifiers is what makes them so useful: they have a water-loving (or hydrophilic) end that sticks into the water, whilst the other end is water-hating (or hydrophobic), and ...

On May 6, celebrities waltzed into the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the year’s biggest night of fashion, extravagance and outrageous displays of wealth: The Met Gala.

When they emerged three years ago, readings put the high-pitched sound in the 90 to 100 decibels range. By comparison, that can be as loud as a lawnmower, hairdryer or motorcycle. Still, your exposure ...

The way they tried to use and throw the Shiv Sena, a similar game will be played by Narendra Modi in future (with the RSS): Thackeray ...