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Watching this and in his introduction it says his first year as head coach was 1984 and they won the National Championship. Pretty good first season on the job. Haha.
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I wasn't lying when I said I cried when I read about le Carre yesterday. His books mean so much to me that it's really hard to sum up. I
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The government wants to draw up a new strategy for Violence against Women and Girls. It is asking people with lived experience to respond to a survey to inform this
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I am going to comment on some issues that I think are important to highlight from the point of view of psychology with respect to animals, and I clarify, for
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WHO released a new "Scientific Brief" on Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 today. New recommendations are a mixed bag, some good to hear but others are a real problem. https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/modes-of-transmission-of-viru
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It's been a few days since Scottish Gaelic launched on the @duolingo app + website (https://www.duolingo.com ).I've been having evening Gaelic classes since September, so from one student to another, here
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Our webinar begins shortly! Jeremy Bailey and Susan McWilliams Barndt, editors of American Political Thought, will speak on the process of publishing a journal article in this illuminating virtual workshop.https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/re
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The Alberta gov'ts student town hall on the #abpse funding changes begins soon! It'll be a wild time I'm sure #abpoli Here is the first Interesting tidbit from this
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Aaiye saral bhasha me samjhate hain #Budget2021 me hmara kaha kaha kaata gya:• Foreign direct investment 49% to 75% increase karke baat karenge vocal for local ki!• Water and sanitation
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Thread Remembering one of the most iconic freedom fighter Netaji Shubash Chandra Bose ji on his birth anniversary Bose was born on 23 January 1897 in Cuttack, Orissa (now
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Since it is #WomenInScienceDay, we thought we would showcase some of the amazing Jewish female scientists in Britain!! A THREAD #WomenInScienceDay Hertha Ayrton 1854-1923 Suffragette and Scientist!She was an important
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*Thread*@Channel4News broadcast a segment on Palestine which included this image from a Prevent training module. The segment claimed that 'vocal support for Palestine' and 'opposition to Israeli settlements in Gaza'
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If you are looking for a clear example of radical modern institutional racism, take the fact that 65% of Floridians voted to get rid of a Jim Crow disenfranchisement law,
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A thread on what science says about human beings working 40+ hours a week & how damaging it can be to a person's physical & mental health: Working more than
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Sinhalese who are cheering this on - there are a few statues and monuments celebrating the genocide and its perpetrators in various locations across the North-East. Please feel free to
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In Lafayette, LA, the director of the public library suddenly resigned after the library board “criticized the selection of speakers they dubbed too "far left" for a book discussion on
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