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Over recent weeks and months many businesses have simply been battling to keep afloat and deal with impact of Covid-19. The world is different. But not unrecognisably so. So, when we get back to normal, or a close-as-we-can-get-to-normal interim period, your business need to be fit-for-purpose. And
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By KATE BRUMBACK and LARRY LAGE Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — With long waits making headlines during early voting across the country, professional sports venues have emerged as bright spots, repurposing huge spaces mostly devoid of fans into efficient and relatively safe polling
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Revix CEO Sean Sanders on investing in crypto - TechCentral
Promoted In this episode of the podcast, TechCentral speaks to Revix co-founder and CEO Sean Sanders about cryptocurrencies as an investment class.
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The Cuban teachers who put their all into educating Jamaica's young
THEY would rather engage their pupils and students face to face, but two Cuban teachers of Spanish believe that their messages are still resonating with their young constituents through the 'in thing' model of online learning.
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Has your fatigue been getting in the way of your daily life? If you have hypothyroidism, excessive tiredness is one of the most debilitating symptoms of the disease. The best way to deal with it is to consult a medical professional who can prescribe a chronic fatigue treatment that will get your
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[The Conversation Africa] Recent disturbing events in different regions of the world poignantly reveal how the creative arts can contribute to making sense of difficult situations and stressful times. This is particularly true of performance art.
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