[ad_1] One of the irreversible changes that technology imposes on us is that we no longer adhere to natural body rhythms. In response to external signals and environmental triggers, our body secretes …
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[ad_1] JERUSALEM – Agence France-Presse Israeli police closed the gates to Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound for several hours Friday after clashes with Palestinian worshippers following midday prayers at the flashpoint site. For …
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[ad_1] SINGAPORE – A new initiative to encourage reading for children from disadvantaged backgrounds was launched on Saturday, July 28, in conjunction with National Reading Day. National Library Council (NLB) hopes to …
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[ad_1] Most likely, it is the most well-known image of a flag ever taken: Buzz Aldrin standing next to the first United States flag planted on the moon. For those who knew …
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[ad_1] Rockland – The 2018 First Friday Art Walk season continues on Friday, August 3rd. Many of Rockland's galleries will be open, including (but not limited to) Landing Gallery, Art Space, Yvette …
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[ad_1] Telegram recently updated its application to deploy a new feature called Passport, which the company explains as "a unified authorization method for services requiring personal identification." With more and more applications …
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[ad_1] Peshawar : Pakistan's Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) emerged as the largest party in the country's general elections held this week. Not to mention a clear majority, talks are already underway with other "like-minded …
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[ad_1] SINGAPORE: The role of education in the pursuit of social and economic progress in Singapore is the subject of vigorous debate today. It stems in particular from social phenomena such as …
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[ad_1] A man looks through a telescope set to let the local community at Lake Magadi in Kenya watch the lunar eclipse Friday © 19459006 AFP / SIMON MAINA By AGENCY FRANCE …
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