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(Bloomberg) -- There was a lot we couldn’t agree on in this pandemic, but one thing that united us was our hair. With barbers and salons shuttered, manes grew into unruly tangles, chronicled under hashtags like #coronahairdontcare. Heads were shaved. Long-forgotten mullets returned. Shades of gray sprouted while we all hunkered down at home. |
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I first heard of the retirement of His Grace Paul Bakyenga as Archbishop Mbarara Archdiocese three years ago. My first reaction, selfishly, is just how much we’re going to miss him. He is a very gifted and humorous preacher. At a personal level, he has been a source of constant good advice and solid wisdom. |
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June 20, in South Ossetia, according to the decree of President Anatoly Bibilov, was declared the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Genocide of the People of South Ossetia by Georgia. This date was not chosen by chance. On this day in 1920, 13 Ossetians - Communards, were shot. |
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Nuns wearing face masks are walking in Via dei Condotti street after Italy opened its borders to European countries allowing free movement after the coronavirus disease in Rome, Italy. June 12, 2020. (Yara Nardi / Reuters) Friday, June 19. Virus in Italy two months before first case. |
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Fourteen-year-old Sidra Median Al-Ghothani, a Syrian refugee living in Jordan’s Za’atari refugee camp, shows that age is no barrier to playing a part in responding to the pandemic. An aspiring teacher who believes that education “builds the human personality”, she did not want to see her younger.... |
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HBO’s Perry Mason bears very little resemblance to the CBS version of Perry Mason . The hour-long courtroom drama that ran from 1957 to 1966 is the most well-known iteration of the Mason narratives, which started with the Erle Stanley Gardner novels of the 1930s and yielded a radio series, several.... |
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HBO’s Perry Mason bears very little resemblance to the CBS version of Perry Mason . The hour-long courtroom drama that ran from 1957 to 1966 is the most well-known iteration of the Mason narratives, which started with the Erle Stanley Gardner novels of the 1930s and yielded a radio series, several.... |
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following the killing of George Floyd and political rancor stirred by a president who thrives on stoking America's anxieties and differences. Near the site of Trump's Saturday rally, in the city's historically Black Greenwood District , foreboding was spreading about Trump. The Rev. |
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Radio host Annitah Raey claims feminists fighting for women rights are mistreating house helps at home.
- Annitah claimed the same feminists defending women are the same people mistreating their house helps at home.
- Her sentiments were supported by a cross section of Kenyans. |
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From avid armchair detectives to Supreme Court justices, everyone loves Perry Mason, right? But what did we ever really know about the guy, other than he almost always won his cases? Gardner, who died in 1970, wasn’t inclined to give Perry much of a backstory — believing, perhaps, that too much personality interfered with the formula. |
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The French public executed its last monarch, Louis XVI. Mr Macron said that since the departure of General de Gaulle, the normalisation of presidents or presidential figures has “created an empty seat at the heart of our political life”. He continued: “Except that what people expect from the president is that he takes this position. |
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