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	'We feel like prisoners': the Moroccans stuck in Spanish enclaves during lockdown The Guardian Three months on, more than 500 Moroccans remain in limbo, far from home and with few – if any resources ​- ​with which to support themselves. Flag as irrelevant
	In Pictures: Brazilians rally 'against racism and fascism' Aljazeera.com Brazilians have taken to the streets in several cities, including Sao Paulo and Brasilia, against President Jair Bolsonaro for his handling of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Majid Taheri: US releases Iranian doctor in prisoner swap BBC News The exchange represents a slight thaw in relations between the two foes. US-Iran relations have become increasingly hostile since 2018, when ... Flag as irrelevant
	Americans spend billions to look good in lockdown Financial Times Clippers, hair dyes and nail polish are among a wide range of related items whose sales surged both online and in those stores that have remained ... Flag as irrelevant
	Saarbrucken: The German Cup semi-finalists without a game in 94 days BBC Sport The first team from outside the top three leagues to reach this stage host Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday. It will be their first game in 94 days. Unlike the ... Flag as irrelevant
	DC's 'Black Lives Matter' street art inspires similar giant slogans in cities nationwide Washington Post The sun had been up for only about an hour Sunday morning when Charman Driver and about a dozen other people convened on a street in ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Higher-Order Components In React Smashing Magazine In this tutorial, we will learn what a HOC is, its basic structure, some use cases, and finally an example. Note: Basic knowledge of React and JavaScript ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Kosovo Specialist Chambers: In Need of Local Legitimacy Opinio Juris [Andrea Trigoso is a qualified lawyer with an LLM and experience in International Criminal Justice. She is currently pursuing a MAS in Transitional ... Flag as irrelevant
	Young Children Believe Intervening In Antisocial Behaviour Is A Universal Duty. Adults Don't Research Digest Who we want to intervene in such acts, however, is more divisive. Some believe social norms should be enforced by authorities, whilst others stress ... Flag as irrelevant

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