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      "body": "I admit, I would be greatly confused by Julius Caesar quote as the term \"trivial\" has had different meanings throughout the centuries. \n\nToday people associate the term \"trivial\" with minor details. For example SteemIt sees the votes of small accounts as trivial and blows the trivial votes off as dust.\n\nSome would associate the trivial with trivia. Trivia are petty facts that fill our heads that only matter on Jeopardy and the Cash Cab.\n\nWith this definition, Caesar's sentence would be: The trivial stuff that doesn't matter in life matters in war.\n\nIn classical logic, trivial often meant related to The Trivium. The three legs of the trivium are grammar, logic and rhetoric. \n\nNOTE: mathematics still uses the term trivial in the classic sense. A trivial proof is a proof that flows readily from the axioms of a mathematical system.\n\nAs Caesar would have received a classical education, I suspect that his definition of trivial would fall along classical definition. So the sentence might mean that the epistemological details presented in Trivium play a consequential role in war.\n\nYes, I would have been caught up on the term \"trivial\" as the different definitions have a non-trivial effect on the meaning of the sentence.",
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      "body": "https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/onesport/cps/480/cpsprodpb/14FD9/production/_104377958_ned.jpgThe Netherlands deservedly beat France in the Uefa Nations League to end the world champions' 15-game unbeaten run and relegate Germany.\n\nLiverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum struck from close range after Hugo Lloris parried a Ryan Babel shot.\n\nLloris made a host of top saves to stop a thrashing - but Memphis Depay's dinked penalty in injury time made sure of the win.\n\nADVERTISEMENT\n\nA Dutch draw in Germany on Monday would see them win the group.\n\nThat would take Ronald Koeman's side into next June's Nations League finals - at the expense of France, who had only needed a point in Rotterdam to seal top spot.\n\nThe winners of each group are also guaranteed a Euro 2020 play-off place if they fail to progress from qualification next year.\n\nFrance can still win the group if the Germans, who will be in the Nations League second tier in 2020, beat the Dutch.\n\nElsewhere, Gibraltar's Euro 2020 dream is almost certainly over after a 6-2 hammering by Armenia. The minnows led through teenager Tjay de Barr but Yura Movsisyan scored four times for the visitors.",
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The charity has trained dogs to detect a variety of maladies, including prostate cancer and people at risk of slipping into a diabetic coma.\n\nThe canine malaria detection work was supported by a Grand Challenges grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which is seeking, among other things, new ways of diagnosing the disease that are non-invasive and quick. New tools are urgently needed because, after more than a decade of dramatic reductions in malaria infections and deaths, over the last two years the world has experienced a slight increase in both.\n\nLindsay said the experiment began in The Gambia where several hundred school children, who had been recruited to join the trial, were checked for overall general health, sampled for malaria parasites and fitted with a pair of socks that they were asked to wear overnight. The next day, the socks were collected. The socks were sorted according to the malaria infection status of the children who had worn them. Only socks from children with malaria who did not have fever were selected, as were the socks from the children who were uninfected. The socks were then shipped to the United Kingdom where they were stored in a freezer at LSHTM for several months while the dogs were trained.\n\nFor the test, trained dogs had to distinguish between socks from children with malaria parasites and socks from uninfected children. They were trained to sniff each sample and to freeze if they thought they detected malaria, or move on if they did not. Using just the sock samples alone, the dogs correctly identified 70 percent of the infected children and 90 percent of the uninfected children.\n\nThe researchers said the accuracy of the dogs was impressive and they were identifying malaria infected children with lower levels of parasites than required to meet clinical standards for rapid diagnostic tests set by the World Health Organization (WHO). However, in the future this work needs to be expanded with more samples tested from different parts of Africa.\n\nBut Lindsay said the dogs' success rate actually might have been higher -- up to 78 percent -- if the children with malaria were all carrying the same type of parasites. As malaria infections progress, the parasite goes through several stages of development. And Lindsay thinks that when it reaches a certain stage of maturity, the odor it generates on human skin changes.\n\nFurther testing revealed some of the children were carrying these more mature parasites. But the dogs were not trained to detect their odor. Moreover, the researchers pointed out that the success rate potentially could have been higher if the dogs were actually with the children or were working with socks that had been worn recently, instead of samples that had been frozen for several months while the dogs were being trained.\n\nHowever, Lindsay and his colleagues said their work was only designed to be a \"proof of concept study\" to show that malaria diagnosis by dogs is possible. They believe that with more training and more samples, the dogs could end up with an accuracy approaching a clinical test. Meanwhile, Lindsay noted that some of the existing clinical tests for malaria are suffering setbacks because mutant malaria parasites are emerging that no longer produce the specific protein those tests are designed to detect.\n\nAs for putting malaria detection dogs to work in the field, Lindsay said they could be helpful assistants in a malaria elimination campaign that requires treating anyone in a village or community who is still carrying malaria parasites, including those who are not showing symptoms. Currently, the only way to address the problem of \"asymptomatic\" carriers -- who still can cause new infections by passing along their malaria parasites to the local mosquito population -- is to test or treat an entire community.\n\nLindsay said detection dogs could be useful for, at the least, significantly narrowing the focus of clinical testing and treatment efforts. 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