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    Bromley are preparing to take on Leicester City, with bookmakers and pundits publishing lineups, predictions and betting odds ahead of the fixture. The League Two side face a Premier League-era opponent, and attention is focused on whether Bromley can pull off an upset or Leicester will progress comfortably.

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    Quantum computing milestone brings 'megaquops' era closer▼A quantum computing feat brings the ‘megaquops’ era a step closer✉newsSciencePhysics1 d ago

    Researchers report a quantum computing achievement described as a step toward the 'megaquops' era, a threshold referring to quantum computers performing computations with around a million reliable operations. The result is being covered by science outlets as a marker of progress in building larger, more stable quantum machines, though technical details of the feat remain limited in early reporting.

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    Fall lecture explores economic roots of American public health▼Fall History of Medicine Lecture: When Health Became Wealth: the Progressive Era and the Economic Foundations of Public Health in the United States✉newsHealthMedicine1 d ago

    Texas Public Radio is promoting a Fall History of Medicine Lecture titled 'When Health Became Wealth: the Progressive Era and the Economic Foundations of Public Health in the United States.' The talk will examine how public health in America took shape during the Progressive Era and how economic thinking became tied to health policy. Further details about the speaker or venue were not provided.

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    Summer Lee frames today's fights as renewed civil rights battle▼Rep. Summer Lee and others see themselves fighting a civil rights battle an earlier generation thought it won✉newsWorldUS Politics2 d ago

    Representative Summer Lee says she and other progressives are confronting a civil rights struggle that many believed had been settled decades ago. She argues voting rights, racial equality and other gains from the 1960s era are under renewed threat, positioning current political fights in Congress as a continuation of that earlier generational battle.