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“Sport & Rights Alliance Urges Reversal of Hijab Ban in French Basketball for Inclusive Play on International Women’s Day”
The Sport & Rights Alliance is calling on French basketball authorities to revoke the discriminatory ban on wearing the hijab,…
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Lonely Crime Fanatic”: Lifetime Movie Network Premieres a Thrilling Romantic Tale
The premiere of Lifetime Movie Network’s latest film, “Lonely Crime Fanatic,” is scheduled for Thursday, February 29, at 8 p.m.…
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Global Dream Jobs Jobseeker Unveiled: Pilot Tops the List in 55 Countries, Modeling Dominates Europe”
Jobseeker, a leading career and resume expert, used search engine data to unveil the world’s most popular dream jobs across…
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Having extensively studied the black blocs, often labeled as terrorists by some police unionists, I frequently pose a puzzling question to those vehemently condemning the “ultra” violence of the “ultra-left
Having extensively studied the black blocs, often labeled as terrorists by some police unionists, I frequently pose a puzzling question…
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NBA History Made: Joel Embiid Records 70 and Karl-Anthony Towns Scores 62 in Unforgettable Night”
Joel Embiid and Karl-Anthony Towns made NBA history on January 22, 2024, by delivering remarkable scoring performances on the 18th…
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Commencing on Monday, Louisiana special session is set to unfold, delving into critical topics that may reshape the state’s legislative landscape.
Louisiana newly inaugurated Legislature is poised to embark on an eight-day special session starting Monday, focusing on crucial matters that…
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“French Immigration Showdown: Macron’s Shocking Bill Splitting Nation! Far-Right Victory Sparks Resignations – What You Need to Know!”
The revised bill received support from both Macron’s President Emmanuel Macron’s centrist Renaissance party and Marine Le Pen’s far-right National…
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These Indigenous lawyers are vying to change the face of B.C.’s legal profession | CBC News
Kelly Russ still recalls meeting Judge Alfred Scow, B.C.’s first Indigenous judge, in Prince Rupert when he was attending elementary…
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