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Living to 100 is about bad record-keeping, not Blue Zone bunk, researcher says
Namely, poor record keeping and age data that “is junk to a really shocking degree,” Saul Justin Newman of University College London told Agence France-Presse. The term “Blue Zones” first ...
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Record-keeping gaps hamper banking sector, says experts in tax-collection
Enterprise development experts have observed that failure to streamline standard record keeping systems by enterprises could be among the leading hindrances to the progress of the local banking sector ...
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World Bank bureaucrats lost track of at least $24B in funds fighting climate change: ‘Could be twice or 10 times more’
An investigation by Oxfam revealed “poor record-keeping practices” by the DC-based international lender that resulted in anywhere between $24 billion and $41 billion in misplaced funds.
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Blue zones, where people live to 100, are a lovely idea. It’s a shame they don’t exist
In fact, the extreme age of people who live in these areas may be more due to poor record keeping than healthy lifestyle habits. Examples of blue zones include Okinawa in Japan, Loma Linda in ...