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    "text": "You know – or at least many of you do – when someone has eaten asparagus recently: that all-encompassing, smelly rotten wee pong is not what you need on your visit to the toilet! Julia Robinson looks at the science behind the infamous stench.",
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        "title": "Why does asparagus make my urine smell?",
        "description": "The chemistry of the organosulfur compounds that result in a fragrant toilet"
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