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Perhaps old cars have better attitudes

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When you travel alone, you notice different elements of the landscape.

While Russia invades, better keep a close eye on China

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Several years ago there was an advertisement launched on television that cautioned America about the real China.

War on Ukraine unlikely to transform Biden’s presidency

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Russia’s war on Ukraine comes at a moment of political weakness for President Joe Biden.

Once a statistic, always a statistic

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I’ve been a statistic since the day I was born: I’m one of 76.4 million baby boomers, count in with the 16 million people who have advanced college degrees, am among the 21 million-plus Americans who are members of mainline religious denominations, and one of the 15 million Americans age 50 or older who are cancer survivors.

Ensminger the right hire for Cedar Creek

It hasn’t been a smooth year for Cedar Creek School, considering the ongoing litigation and investigation sparked by assault allegations by a former student and his family against several former students.

Ukraine’s hero in chief inspires his people

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Their bravery inspires.

Teach youngsters conversational skills early on

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Q: I’m concerned that my 3-year-old – she’s nearly 4 – daughter has some sort of language issue. For example, even though my brother’s family moved away nearly two years ago, whenever we drive by their former house my daughter will ask if they still live there.

Wordle: a child of the crossword puzzle

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Undoubtedly, several camps exist regarding the popular online game Wordle. For example:

Put a hold on politics; focus on the enemy, Putin

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I’m writing this as Vladimir Putin is eating up Ukraine. Did we fall asleep and wake up in 1938 to hear that Hitler had taken the Sudetenland? Who knew this could happen, in 2022?

Here’s how to own the political future

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Both national parties represent broad coalitions of wide-ranging interests, otherwise they couldn’t win elections in such a vast and diverse country. These parties are most successful when they unify their factions behind an idea, a cause or a candidate.