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The car is the star. That’s been true for well over a century—unrivaled staying power for an industrial-age, pistons-and-brute-force machine in an era so dominated by silicon and software. Cars conquered the daily culture of American life back when top hats and child labor were in vogue, and well.... |
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The car is the star. That’s been true for well over a century—unrivaled staying power for an industrial-age, pistons-and-brute-force machine in an era so dominated by silicon and software. Cars conquered the daily culture of American life back when top hats and child labor were in vogue, and well.... |
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The car is the star. That’s been true for well over a century—unrivaled staying power for an industrial-age, pistons-and-brute-force machine in an era so dominated by silicon and software. Cars conquered the daily culture of American life back when top hats and child labor were in vogue, and well.... |
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The car is the star. That’s been true for well over a century—unrivaled staying power for an industrial-age, pistons-and-brute-force machine in an era so dominated by silicon and software. Cars conquered the daily culture of American life back when top hats and child labor were in vogue, and well.... |
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ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey (AP) " The Associated Press, The Guardian US, Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting and Pittsburgh's WTAE-TV have won top honors as "best of show" winners in the 82nd National Headliner Awards. For The Associated Press, Margie Mason, Robin McDowell, Martha.... |
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Last month, a group of international journalists gathered outside of the headquarters of Mossack Fonseca in Panama City, waiting for someone from the law firm to come out and speak to them . Now, prosecutors have raided those offices, prompted by news reports that placed the firm at the center of an offshore-finance scandal that spans continents. |
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - The Associated Press, The Guardian US, Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting and Pittsburgh's WTAE-TV have won top honours as "best of show" winners in the 82nd National Headliner Awards. For The Associated Press, Margie Mason, Robin McDowell, Martha Mendoza and.... |
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When Ernesto Cuadra returned to Cuba after four months as a prisoner of war on a German submarine, nobody believed him. Everyone assumed that he had run away with a girlfriend to Havana or got eaten by sharks. There was no trace of him except for Oscarito, his identical twin, who grew sick of answering questions about his brother. |
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opinion. I have followed keenly the frantic but failed attempt of one Martin K. N. Kollie to denigrate the noble character of LINSU president, comrade Varney A. Jarsey, using childish outbursts and reactionary logic which make up all the stockpiles of his intellectual and propaganda arsenal. |
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#towerlives, a week-long BBC festival of storytelling and music, on air and on the ground, is under way in and around the council estate tower blocks of Butetown in Cardiff. Its aim is to give a platform to voices from a community often talked about but rarely heard. |
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SAN FRANCISCO—Janna Sundeyeva still remembers life in the Soviet Union, where stores in remote regions would lack meat for months at a time and toilet paper had to be snatched up quickly on the rare occasions it appeared. But the minor indignities paled in comparison to what happened to her.... |
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