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Jose Eshkenazi Smeke: Microsoft’s purchase of Activision is positive for the Gaming sector in Mexico and Latin America

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MIAMI, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES, January 18, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Today, Microsoft announced the purchase of Activision for $68.7 billion, making Microsoft the third-largest gaming platform by revenue behind only China's Tencent Holdings Ltd and...
International

Why have birds in the Amazon been shrinking in recent years?

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In a remote corner of Brazil's Amazon rainforest, researchers have spent decades capturing and measuring birds in a pristine forest untouched by roads or deforestation. This example of the dazzling diversity of the Amazon...
International

Anarchooptimism and the history of mankind

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Julia Shtutina - on the book "Dawn of Everything" by David Greber and David Wengrou rawpixel.com The latest book by David Graeber, co-written with archaeologist David Wengrow, was published in Europe and the United States...
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EU at forefront of global humanitarian response: €1.5 billion for 2022

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Humanitarian crises around the world continue to rise. While conflicts and violence are the source of major humanitarian needs, the situation is increasingly being worsened by natural disasters, such as drought or floods, fuelled...
International

An ancient gold mask from Peru is painted with human blood

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The red pigment also contains traces of bird eggs A 1,000-year-old mask found on the head of an ancient skeleton was painted with human blood, according to a new study. Archaeologists from the Sikan Archaeological Project...
Religion

Biden proclaims January 16th as Religious Freedom Day

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A Proclamation on Religious Freedom Day, 2022 In a proclamation signed last January 14th, USA President Joe Biden celebrated January 16th, 2022 as Religious Freedom Day. In that declaration Biden stated: "From the earliest days of our Nation,...
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Who in the US thinks marriage and children should be the priority?

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Are Americans turning their back on marriage and having families? It looks like it. Being married and having children is certainly waning in importance for most U.S. Americans a new survey highlights.
Society

In the royal family babies follow protocol also

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What are the rules for the little ones with blue blood The rules and obligations are inextricably linked to the royal family. However, they have been with them since they were young. Here are the...
Events

Japanese princess sacrificed the title and married a boy of not royal blood

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Mako is now an ordinary citizen and loses the "dowry" of 1.3 million dollars. What does love not do - and the imperial title falls victim at her feet. The proof was given by the Japanese...
International

10 curious facts about dogs you don’t know

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Sometimes they understand us better than we understand them. Here are 10 super interesting facts about man's best friend: 1. If you think the dog is reading your mind, you may be right. Of the...
International

Savior syndrome: how good intentions hide emotional flaws

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What hides the obsessive desire to help your neighbor, if no one asks you about it The manifestations of savior syndrome are not always obvious to those around them, and even to those whom unwanted...
International

12 thousand pages of Darwin’s manuscripts published on the Internet

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The American Museum of Natural History has already placed 12 thousand pages of Charles Darwin's manuscripts in the public domain. The works of the great scientist can be found on the official website of...
America

New chapter for Baghdad’s book street

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The Iraqi capital Baghdad on Saturday celebrated the renovation of the historic heart of its book trade, in the latest sign of an artistic renaissance after decades of conflict and strife. In a city where...
International

A large US bank will lay off unvaccinated people

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The US multinational investment bank Citigroup will start implementing the "no vaccine-free" policy on January 14, Reuters reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. Such a policy was first discussed at the bank in...
Christianity

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew recovers from COVID-19

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Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew has tested positive for COVID-19, the Kathimerini newspaper reported end of December, citing a press release from the Istanbul-based patriarchate. Bartholomew, 81, has only mild symptoms of the disease, the press...
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The Nature Conservancy, TWRA Announce Conservation Easement to Benefit North Cumberland WMA’s Ed Carter Unit

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Nashville — The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) announced that the 43,000-acre Ed Carter Unit of the North Cumberland Wildlife Management Area (WMA) will be permanently protected after the...
Education

How Stalin stole Spain’s gold reserves

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The gold was brought by ship to the port of Odessa. The robbery of the century More than 500 tons of the precious metal were sent to the USSR. This is the biggest fraud in history Stalin...
America

Edmonds Booktalk: Nonfiction books top Edmonds bestseller list

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Welcome the New Year!! Such high hopes. 2022 has to be better… right?? Right…? In the December column we shared the bestsellers for the year through November at Edmonds Bookshop. We found the December best...
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E-books give hard times to bookstores and libraries

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Bookstores, libraries face hard times, poor patronage as students, others embrace e-books JANET OGUNDEPO, writes about the effects of e-books, internet on libraries and paper books Seated on a chair in front of his dimly lit...
International

Some of the bans in North Korea

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Without religion, property and personal car One month ago, world media reported that a North Korean student had been sentenced to death (shooting) for bringing the flash game "The Game of Squid" to North Korea...
America

Italian works of art found in the United States

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Italian works of art worth 10 million euros have been found in the United States Antiques from various American museums have been found to have been obtained illegally Italian police have found about 200 works of...
International

The United States has approved eye drops that replace adult reading glasses

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This is how people with senile farsightedness are helped The US health regulator has approved eye drops that can replace reading glasses for people with senile farsightedness, BNT reports. The drug has been in pharmacies in...
Food

The Russian trace in the history of the French bistro

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An urban legend that goes back to a 228-year-old restaurant in Paris If in an American movie the action takes place in France, the characters are definitely sitting on the terrace of a bistro, drinking...
America

Training a Squirrel Dog for Success in the Woods

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Craig Vaughn and Rosie exult in a successful hunt in Botetourt County. By Bruce Ingram Photos by Bruce Ingram Craig Vaughn, a 65-year-old retired fireman from Chesterfield County, is a squirrel dog enthusiast—reveling in every aspect of...
News

Online Conference Reaches Out Across Borders to Promote Human Rights

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A Zoom conference organized by the Church of Scientology Hamburg brought together speakers and guests who shared their perspectives on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its importance to people the world over. A...
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