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14 nov. 2011 · If you click the first (non-italicized) term of nearly any Wikipedia entry, eventually you end up at their "Philosophy" page. True to form, Wikipedia already has an entry called " Getting to Philosophy ," which describes the phenomenon. According to Wikipedia, the effect is true for 94.5% of all entries, and was first discovered in 2008.
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Conservatives Are Banning Books From Schools While Whining About 'Cancel Culture'. “We haven’t seen or heard of challenges like these probably in the last 40 years,” said Shirley Robinson, executive director of the Texas Library Association. By. Ryan Grenoble.
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3 janv. 2024 · Culture 03/01/2024 18:45 Actualisé le 03/01/2024 22:11 Plus d’une cinquantaine de personnalités ont signé la tribune de soutien à Gérard Depardieu parue à Noël dans« Le Figaro ».
20 mai 2024 · Oliver described the lunchroom scene as loud and chaotic, with the lunch monitors struggling to maintain order. He would often come home famished and frustrated, complaining that lunch was his least favorite part of the school day. And then we moved to France in late 2023 as a sort of grown-up gap year. We enrolled 7-year-old Oliver in a small ...
28 déc. 2011 · Two Cultures, Two Genocides, One Story. David's harrowing memories from Eastern Europe at the hands of the Nazis and Jacqueline's genocide experiences in Rwanda, although more than half a century apart, are hauntingly similar. College Professor (Emeritus, City University of N.Y),psychologist, journalist.
