From Java and ActiveX to Flash, Houdini, and Direct3D, these 1996 releases shaped how we build apps, sites, and games today.

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Bowel cancer samples that have been stored for up to a century will be analysed to try to solve the mysterious rise of the disease in young people. Despite the majority of bowel cancers still being ...

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