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	Palestinian Authority set to open embassy in Vatican Aljazeera.com The Palestinian Authority is set to open a new embassy in Vatican City, one day before representatives from 70 countries gather in the French capital ... Flag as irrelevant
	In defence of the 48-team World Cup The Guardian (blog) To make money and give the elite (who aren't getting a good press anywhere) the chance to fly around the world in first class, drinking Dom Perignon ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dutchwoman resident in UK for 30 years may have to leave after Brexit The Guardian A Dutch woman who has lived with her British husband in Devon for 30 years has learned from the immigration minister, Robert Goodwill, that she ... Flag as irrelevant
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	Problems with "incremental validity" Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science A common goal of statistical analysis in the social sciences is to draw inferences about the relative contributions of different variables to some outcome ... Flag as irrelevant
	Our Allies in the War to Come Crisis Magazine Our Allies in the War to Come. Anthony Esolen. missionaries-boxer-rebellion. As the Great Wall of Chinese communism begins to show signs of ... Flag as irrelevant
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	John Schell: The Importance of Authenticity in Lifestyle Photos PetaPixel John Schell is a lifestyle, commercial, editorial and advertising photographer currently based in Los Angeles, California. A New York transplant, ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Aid in reverse: how poor countries develop rich countries The Guardian Yes, during colonialism western powers may have enriched themselves by extracting resources and slave labour from their colonies – but that's all in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Of Course Markets Work In Health Care - Just Not Always And Everywhere Forbes David Brooks asks an interesting question in the New York Times today–yes, I know, bit of a shocker that–can markets work in health care? Flag as irrelevant

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	Al Horford surprised to hear so many boos back in Atlanta NBA.com (blog) He was booed in pregame introductions, booed when he touched the ball and booed whenever he returned from a breather on the bench. It didn't ... Flag as irrelevant

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	How Would Disney Princesses Fare In Trump's America? Forbes In addition, I asked Sepulveres and Lugo to answer a few more questions about how they came up with their ideas and what they hoped to accomplish ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Moody's $864m penalty for ratings in run-up to 2008 financial crisis The Guardian Moody's said that it stands behind the integrity of its ratings and noted that the settlement over its ratings of risky mortgage securities contains no ... Flag as irrelevant
	New 'smart' fibers curb fires in lithium-ion batteries Science News FIRE FIGHTER To stop battery fires in their tracks, researchers formed tiny fibers containing flame retardant, shown above in an image taken by a ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Atlantic's Week in Culture The Atlantic In 1987, Arnold Schwarzenegger Helped to Predict 2017—Megan Garber reveals how the movie The Running Man anticipated some of the realities of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dialysis providers win victory in fight over third-party financial aid to patients CNBC The Obama administration's last-minute effort to force dialysis providers to disclose to insurers the financial aid that they give to privately insured ... Flag as irrelevant

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