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In the age of mobiles and sat-navs it is almost impossible to imagine a global superstar vanishing without trace. But 75 years ago that happened to Amelia Earhart, the pioneer pilot and darling of America. She disappeared after failing to reach a remote Pacific atoll while near the end of the first human flight around the world along the equator. So great was Earhart's glamour and celebrity that the lost flight has lived on as one of the 20th century's great mysteries, complete with conspiracy theories and urban legends. Solving this holy grail of aviation lore would be like findingSparkling or red, one or three units a day? John Naish on the new rules of safe drinking