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Many people from Spanish speaking countries like the idea of moving to the US. That is because it’s one of…
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When you are trying to impress a client, first impressions mean a lot. So, what they see and hear from…
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Google Partners Uber On Driverless Cars
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Saudi Arabia Agrees Plans To Move Away From Oil Profits
The Saudi cabinet has approved sweeping economic reforms aimed at moving the country away from its dependence on oil profits.…
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The solar-powered aeroplane, Solar Impulse, has completed a three-day flight over the Pacific Ocean. It flew over San Francisco’s Golden…
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There are many people around the world who wouldn’t dream of going abroad on their own. But why not?! Sometimes,…
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Xbox 360 Games Console Discontinued By Microsoft
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Donald Trump has won the Republican presidential primary in New York while Hillary Clinton has triumphed in the Democratic race.…
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Japan Quake Relief Work Continues Amid Aftershocks
Relief efforts are continuing in southern Japan amid hundreds of aftershocks after two deadly quakes. At least 100,000 people are…
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