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Burnt food is not likely to cause cancer

Baking, grilling, or broiling starchy foods until they form a toasted crust can create acrylamide. Research has found that acrylamide in burnt or well-cooked food is not likely to cause cancer in humans.

A gas eruption can build a tsunami

In a limnic eruption, a trigger lifts carbon-dioxide-rich deep water into lower pressure. Gas bubbles form and lift more water, bringing still more gas upward. The growing gas column can displace enough water to produce a tsunami.

None of Nunavut's 25 communities are connected to each other by road

Nunavut covers an enormous part of northern Canada, but none of its 25 communities has a road connection to another Nunavut community or to the main North American road network.

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Burnt food is not likely to cause cancer

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