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Persian rulers paid their workers with silver, not used slaves

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Persian rulers paid their workers with silver, not used slaves
Christianity

Sectarianism in Orthodoxy and Orthodoxy in Sectarianism (1)

Petar Gramatikov -
It is wrong to think that not all Orthodox are in fact sectarians and that not all sectarians are in fact Orthodox.
America

What Happens to Cryptocurrency: From Rise and Fall to State Recognition (2)

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In the United States, the authorities were concerned about the impact of cryptocurrencies: the Securities and Exchange Commission began a fight against bitcoin ETFs,...
Human Rights

Abuse in psychiatry: the cry of alarm from doctors in France

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Nearly 90 caregivers denounce, in a forum that we unveil, common abuses in psychiatry, such as the use of seclusion and restraint. While the Congress...
News

COVID-19: Cognitive impairment is highly likely for patients in the ICU

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COVID-19: Cognitive impairment is highly likely for patients in the ICU
News

Natural Compound Found in Fruit May Prevent and Treat Parkinson’s Disease

Johns Hopkins Medicine -
Farnesol is found in fruit, such as peaches. Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers say they have added to evidence that the compound farnesol, found naturally in...
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Harvard University elects head chaplain who does not believe in God

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The man elected as chief chaplain at Harvard, Greg Epstein, does not believe in God. He will serve a university founded in 1636 to train Protestant clergy with the choice draw some flak over twitter, but acceptance at the oldest institution of higher education in the United States.
America

‘Mapping Love’ book review: Editing fails this debut

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Express News Service There’s a lilting alchemy of desi-kitsch and gentle self-awareness in Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari films. She did win hearts with Nil Battey Sannata...
America

Wrongly announced which film won the Palme d’Or

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The chairman of the jury in Cannes prematurely announced the winner of the "Golden Palm" - the film "Titan" by French director Julia Ducurno. The awards ceremony at the 74th Cannes Film Festival began where it should have ended after jury chairman Spike Lee mistakenly announced that the biggest award, the Palme d'Or, was won by the French director's film Titan. Julia Ducourne, the Associated Press reported.
Books

Scientology celebrated World Friendship Day

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For World Friendship Day, the Church of Scientology Shares the Key to Lasting Relationships LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA • A new “Golden Rule” to kindle compassion, improve relationships, and...
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