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Brave’s Search Engine lets You Customize Your Search Results

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Ridgewood NJ, Brave Search has launched a new feature called Goggles that lets users create and apply custom filters that change how their results are ranked. The feature will allow developers to create filters with functions such as removing tech blogs, removing Pinterest, or filtering out posts from the 1,000 most-viewed sites on the web. Several demo Goggles are now available, but Brave will delete these once developers start creating their own. Brave Search is now out of beta.

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Why Is Online Dog Training Beneficial?

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Training your dog yourself does not only provide mental exercise for your fur baby but also strengthens your bond. However, learning to train your dog on your own can be challenging. Thankfully, as the world transitions, there are many online training classes and platforms available for dog training as well. These platforms help a dog owner learn from professionals without having to travel long distances.

Today, there are online training sessions available for almost anything, such as IPO, Obedience, BAT, Rally, Engagement, Agility, and more. Not just this, dog owners can take these classes through websites from different countries too. With the world turning into a global village, these websites now allow you to choose your language of instruction as well.

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British American Tobacco Announces Potential vaccine for COVID-19 using new, fast-growing tobacco plant technology

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Ridgewood NJ, BAT’s US bio-tech subsidiary, Kentucky BioProcessing (KBP), is developing a potential vaccine for COVID-19 and is now in pre-clinical testing. If testing goes well, BAT is hopeful that, with the right partners and support from government agencies, between 1 and 3 million doses of the vaccine could be manufactured per week, beginning in June.

While KBP remains a commercial operation, the intention is that its work around the COVID-19 vaccine project will be carried out on a not for profit basis.

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