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Authoritarians always love the poorly educated. By Dr. Diane RobertsProfessor of English”University Alumni Distinguished WriterFlorida State University...
Welding involves joining materials using extremely high heat levels. If not properly controlled, welding may release harmful...
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Boxing Day has medieval origins. By Dr. Robert CrawfordProfessor of AdvertisingRMIT University Introduction The Boxing Day sales...
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Bluesky is seeing huge growth. By Dr. Casey FieslerAssociate Professor of Information ScienceUniversity of Colorado Boulder Introduction...
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Creators and consumers. In the heat of the 2024 election, news influencers seemed to be everywhere. Both Republicans and Democrats credentialed...
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