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	Euro
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	Euro Meet 2018: Results heats day 2 SwimSwam The Euro Meet is the first swim meet in the German qualification period where the swimmers could crack the nomination standards. These swimmers also reached the A-final: STUPIN Maxim, KOLESNIKOV Kliment (RUS), KNIPPING Arjan (NED), STACCHIOTTI Raphael Fed. Luxembourgeoise de ... Marcar como no importante
	Euro Meet Luxembourg: Results prelims day 3 SwimSwam ... Felix Ziemann, Ludwig Freutsmiedl, Max Mannes, Joseph Small and Sean Scannell in 2:10,45. Team Great Britain I won the 4x100m medley mixed relay in a new Euro Meet record of 3:52,54. Participants of the relay were: Chris Walker-Hebborn, Charlotte Atkinson, Adam Peaty and Aimee Willmott. Marcar como no importante
	Estonia makes 'token' effort to take euro crypto Arab News TALLINN: Estonia is looking to drag the euro into the crypto age — and tame the volatility plaguing bitcoin and its peers — by creating a digital token backed by the ... A third model would essentially enable anyone in Estonia's e-residency community to use euros on the blockchain, Korjus told AFP. Marcar como no importante
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	Coincheck promises 46bn yen refund after cryptocurrency theft BBC News One of Japan's largest digital currency exchanges has said it will refund most of the $534m (£380m) worth of virtual assets lost in a hacking attack. Coincheck has promised to use its own funds to reimburse more than 46bn yen ($423m) to customers who lost their NEM cryptocurrency coins on Friday. Hacked Tokyo cryptocurrency exchange to repay owners $425 million - Reuters Hacked Tokyo cryptocurrency exchange to repay owners $425 mln - Reuters Japan's Cryptocurrency Exchange to Refund $400 Million to Customers After Theft - News18 Cobertura total de la noticia Marcar como no importante
	JAXA paying people 380000 yen to drop out of life for two weeks SoraNews24 Those who are selected and make it through the weeks will be remunerated with a cool 380,000 yen (US$3,500) that'll pay off their Netflix subscriptions well into 2041. That boils down to about 1,038 yen (US$9.55) an hour, considering that even when they're sleeping they're still participating in the ... Marcar como no importante
	Going big on quantum computing research The Straits Times Last month, he was charged with defrauding the government of 431 million yen (S$5.2 million) in grants, while a probe is ongoing into several other companies that are linked to him, which are said to have benefited from more than 10 billion yen in subsidies. On top of that, Saito's Pezy Computing is now ... Marcar como no importante
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