How do different cultural traditions affect the spread and development of the virus?
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France Attacks: What is the Solution for Illegal Immigrants?
November 30, 2020 No CommentFrance has found troubles much beyond this current pandemic
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November 30, 2020 No CommentAn area larger than the city of Paris broke off from the Arctic's largest remaining ice shelf
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Fiona Apple's 5th studio album and its significance
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The Album
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The search for an alternative to in person work and education has led to the increased use of technologies, which has brought AR to the forefront
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Still, this remains one of the most powerful, controversial, and fragil responsibilities that the U.S. President is given.
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The Coronavirus Pandemic: Did We Forget the Lessons from History?
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Right now, the entire globe is attacked by a new and malicious virus, SARS-CoV-2. Its official name seems nothing more than a series of dull code. But the virus has an incredible aptitude of mutating, evading the immune system, and attacking human bodies, causing a pandemic comparable to the 1918 influenza pandemic, which was mainly […]
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Blessings of Thor: Why is the Nordic model so successful?
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What is the Nordic model, and why is it so hard to achieve?
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How Partisan Politics are Shaping the Future Through Education
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It’s not a national secret that the quality of public education is unequal across the United States. While the U.S. Department of Education directs federal financial aid, collects data on American schools, and advocates for equal access to education across the nation, the federal government only provides for about 8 percent of the total capital spent on education every year, making states responsible for the majority of financing.
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