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Read “Nature’s long-distance travellers” (page 22–23, February 2023 issue) to complete this crossword.
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Read the Maria Hertogh series of articles to complete this crossword.
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Read these two short articles about nuclear fusion: “Scientists score in nuclear fusion experiment, raising hopes for a cleaner future”, and “Energy from nuclear fusion” (pages 1 and 6, What’s Up January 2023) to complete this crossword.
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Read our special section on football’s World Cup 2022 (pages 11–17, What’s Up October 2022) to complete this crossword.
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Read “Water solutions” (page 8-9, What’s Up August 2022) to complete this crossword.
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Read “World Cup workers: Qatar aims to treat workers better” (pages 10-11, What’s Up July 2022) to complete this crossword.
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“News from everywhere” (pages 2-3, What’s Up June 2022) gives us some highlights of what is happening in various parts of the world. Read the two pages and complete this crossword.
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Read “A family road trip that lasted 22 years” (page 15, What’s Up May 2022) to complete this crossword.
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Read “Lost ship discovered in icy Antarctic waters” (page 8, What’s Up, April 2022) to complete this crossword.
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“Bringing entertainment to the streets” (page 22, What’s Up March 2022) is a glimpse into the world of local buskers. Read the story and complete this crossword.
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