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Iceland Fixed Its Teen Substance-Abuse Problem By Giving Them Something Better To Do
In 1992, Iceland had all its 14, 15, and 16-year-olds fill out a survey about their experience with drugs and alcohol. 25% smoked daily, and over 40% had gotten drunk in th...
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Locals Accuse Pakistan Of Doing The Dirty By Turning To Coal To Meet Energy Needs
Amid the din of the excavating machines and the rumble of dumpers removing and hauling tonnes of earth, the voice of indigenous communities in Pakistan’s Sindh provin...
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Rumbles In The Jungle: Highlights From The Berlin Film Festival
It was blisteringly cold for the first few days of the Berlin Film Festival but there was plenty of heat coming off the cinema screens, not least from Call Me by Your Name....
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Emma Roberts And Priyanka Bose Join Red Carpet Green Dress Campaign For 2017 Academy Awards
The eco-friendly campaign Red Carpet Green Dress (RCGD) is pleased to announce that critically acclaimed actresses Emma Roberts and Priyanka Bose will be supporting the ini...
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Why A Trans-Woman In Kolkata Insisted On Having A Legal Wedding With Pomp And Circumstance
The wedding reception on February 18, at Kolkata’s Vespa Hotel, was a typical Bengali affair. A hundred guests, comprising close friends and relatives, were invited. ...
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Aerosol Study To Look At Great Unknown In Climate Science
Australian scientists seek to understand how non-carbon aerosolised particles affect global temperatures Australian scientists are studying air pollution and cloud formatio...
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How Stories Configure Human Nature
It is in our nature to need stories. We arrive “biologically prepared” for them. They were evolutionarily crucial. We feel and think in story-logic (story-causa...
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Women Inmates Of Tihar Jail Can Now Make A Mark As Designers
On a wintry Wednesday, the scene at Jail No. 6 of high security Tihar Jail was that of elation and warmth with a sense of achievement in the air. It was not an insignifican...
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The Power Of Movies To Change Our Hearts
When I was a child in Georgia, my mother would say, “drink some water now,” and “use the bathroom before we go,” so that when we got downtown, we wo...
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Meet The Feminist Artiste Who's Crass Comics Were Way Ahead Of Their Time
“I’m so pissed off!” Goldie yells, sitting ― crotch out ― on the edge of her bed. She’s a wiggly, black-and-white drawing, comparably crude in a...
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