How the Biden administration can encourage Venezuela negotiations
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The Administration will retain significant leverage that can be used to incentivize future agreements in this process
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Government institutions and private companies provide employees the time and resources to see their team during the soccer tournament in Qatar
Four minutes a day of intense exercise reduces the risk of mortality by 30%
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Glasses with smartphone capabilities and real-time Photoshop: Introducing the Snapdragon chipset
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The Colleen Hoover phenomenon: How to sell 20 million books without leaving your town
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To boost oil supplies, US looks to lift sanctions on Venezuela
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Apache historian questions official narratives: ‘How is it possible that 120 soldiers cut off the feet of 8,000 of our brave Indigenous people?’
Alfonso Borrego – the great-grandson of Geronimo, the great Apache leader – says that, while the Spaniards certainly harmed his people, Anglo invaders were the ones who committed genocide against American Indians