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| Meet the Actors Playing Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in Lifetime's Royal Romance Parisa Fitz-Henley wasn't one of those royal-watchers tracking every development in Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's whirlwind romance. But in ...
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| Outsiders, Revolutions, and the Same Old Faces in Tuesday's Big Primaries In West Virginia, Don Blankenship, a millionaire coal baron who spent time in ... In the days before the elections, there had been the familiar media ...
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| Get Kids In The Community And Change The World We think getting children outdoors and immersing youth in extended community-based challenges is the answer. We call it place-based education.
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| Screened out: why TV and film glam up plain women in books Marian in The Woman in White is written with a moustache – which vanished in the new TV version, just like the imperfections of many literary ...
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| Germany's boom to create extra €63bn in tax revenues Germany expects €63bn more in tax revenue over the next four years than originally projected, increasing the pressure on Angela Merkel's ...
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| Open Both of God's Books Without God's word, we couldn't think properly about his world. But through the lens of the Bible, we can hear God speak in everything he has made.
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