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	How To Get Organized And Be A Better Miniature Painter in 2018 Geek and Sundry Whether you're just getting your feet wet in the hobby, or you're a longtime painter with pots of paint aplenty, there's one constant that you need to be doing to continue to grow as a miniature painter: paint regularly and consistently. Regularly painting not only helps develop the muscles that are needed ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Korede Aiyegbusi: 'In Karaganda they only see black people in movies' The Guardian He left his home at 16 to chase his dream of becoming a professional in the United States. Born and raised in London, the full-back has travelled extensively, from Sweden to Iran, via Sporting Kansas City, Finland, Germany and Switzerland, to ply his trade and last season joined Shakhter Karagandy, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cramer: Retail number in jobs report shows Amazon's grip is 'accelerating' CNBC The December jobs report shows Amazon's grip on retail is accelerating, CNBC's Jim Cramer says. "At this point in the economic expansion, with so many people having jobs, you would think they'd be adding people like mad, but they're just trying to figure out which stores can stay in business," Cramer ... Flag as irrelevant

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	The Week in Quotes FIFA.com "Sometimes things happen in the game and you face a lot of the ups and downs but it is something you cannot change. I am always trying to be a better man and sometimes when I'm alone in my room, I just think about all these things. I wish it could be rewound but it has happened. It's going to live with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bomb blast kills four police officers in Kashmir Aljazeera.com Four police officers have been killed in a bomb blast set off by rebels fighting Indian rule in a northwestern town in disputed Kashmir, according to police. The explosion ripped through a market in the town of Sopore on Saturday, police spokesman Harmeet Singh told Al Jazeera. "A group of four ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Ten Worst Reasons To Stay In A Job You Hate Forbes Now it's 2018. It's the perfect time to ask yourself the question "Am I still in the right job? Does this job deserve my time and energy for another year?" Many people delude themselves that they can ride it out in a bad job for another year or longer. Then one day they start waking up with raging headaches, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Here Comes CES 2018, the Biggest Gadget Show in the World—What to Expect Gizmodo In just a few days, upwards of 175,000 industry insiders, exhibitors, and members of the media will once again descend upon Las Vegas in attempts to set the pace of tech for the next 12 months. Not only will some of the world's largest and most influential companies such as Samsung, LG, Ford, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	ADHD drug tied to heart defects in babies Reuters There was no increased risk of birth defects in general or heart malformations specifically with amphetamines like Adderall, the researchers found. "Our findings suggest that there might be a small increase in the risk of cardiac malformations associated with intrauterine exposure to methylphenidate," ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Women in the US Congress 2018 Center for American Women and Politics - Rutgers University In 2018, 106 (79D, 27R) women hold seats in the United States Congress, comprising 19.8% of the 535 members; 22 women (22%) serve in the United States Senate, and 84 women (19.3%) serve in the United States House of Representatives. Five women delegates (3D, 2R) also represent American ... Flag as irrelevant

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	2018 in books: a literary calendar The Guardian The double Booker winner scrutinises Australian identity, indigenous and white, through the story of one woman's involvement in a brutally punishing 1950s round-Australia motorsport race. The Reservoir Tapes by Jon McGregor (4th Estate). Spinoff tales about the characters from the Costa-winning ... Flag as irrelevant
	'Fleecehold' complaints flood in as residents battle to turn tide The Guardian Under normal "factoring" laws in Scotland it should have been possible for Marriott and his neighbours to sack Greenbelt as property managers but, as it owned the land as well as managing it, the company could not be dismissed. Marriott set up a lobby group, Greenbelt Group Action, in 2007 and a ... Flag as irrelevant
	UN to investigate killing of 15 peacekeepers in the DRC Aljazeera.com The United Nations will launch an investigation into a deadly attack on UN forces last month in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Secretary General Antonio Guterres has announced. Fifteen Tanzanian peacekeepers were killed and 43 other people were wounded in the town of Semulikion, in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Justine Greening unveils new drive to improve child literacy in England The Guardian Phonics roadshows and English hubs are among a range of measures announced by the government in an attempt to improve child literacy. The programmes will form part of the drive to tackle inequality and ensure "every child will get the best literacy teaching", the education secretary, Justine ... Flag as irrelevant

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	"All the Money in the World" is a technical masterstroke The Economist (blog) ONE summer's evening in 1973, John Paul Getty's 16-year-old grandson, Paul, was snatched from the streets of Rome. His kidnappers must have thought they had hit the jackpot. Getty Sr was, at the time, the wealthiest man in the world, so there was no doubt that he could pay the $17m ransom. Flag as irrelevant
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	The 8 Types of Friends You Have in Your 20s Man Repeller In the name of anthropology, I categorized what appear to be the most common friend varieties* you might encounter in your 20s based on a combo platter of my personal experience, keen observational skills and simply asking around. Scroll down to see which ones you've collected (they're a lot like ... Flag as irrelevant

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