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  • ’90s Movies Facts

    ’90s Movies Facts For some reason, ’90s movies just hit different. Maybe it’s just the nostalgia, or maybe films were just better back then. Whatever the reason, I’m still obsessed with rewatching movies from that era — and I’m sure plenty of you are, too! Here are 100 interesting behind-the-scenes facts about iconic ’90s movies: 1. Nearly two decades before…

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  • Deep fear and scepticism as Rachel Reeves prepares for her big Budget moment

    Laura KuenssbergPresenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg BBC It’s been a long time coming. If you feel like this Budget has been going on for ages, you’d be right. Not just because by one senior MP’s count, 13 – yes, thirteen – different tax proposals have already been floated by the government in advance of the final decisions being made public.…

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  • Experts warn excess sugar, chronic stress are damaging pancreatic health

    Hyderabad: On World Pancreatic Cancer Day, doctors and researchers are drawing attention to a lesser-discussed health crisis: the combined impact of excess sugar consumption and chronic stress on pancreatic health. While pancreatic cancer remains one of the most aggressive malignancies with low survival rates due to late detection, experts note that the daily pressures affecting the pancreas begin much earlier…

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  • Health Department food inspections for week of Nov. 9 | Health

    During the week of Nov. 9, the Jefferson County Health Department inspected 37 food establishments. Scores ranged from 51 to 100. Some were routine inspections while others were reinspections where scores are not assigned. All inspections are unannounced visits. Facilities considered low priority are not assigned a score. A low priority facility does not prepare food. According to the Jefferson…

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  • You Hate Fantasy? I Bet These 10 Movies Can (and Will) Change Your Mind

    Fantasy is perhaps the most diverse and creative genre of storytelling because it allows us to make sense of the world around us and our emotions through symbolism and metaphors in the shape of everything from talking animals, valiant knights, fire-breathing dragons, and lands where magic and mystery abound. Fantasy allows us to confront the problems in our everyday lives…

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  • India, Israel discuss ways to enhance cooperation in agriculture sector

    Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal met Israeli Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Avi Dichter- X New Delhi: India and Israel have discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in the agriculture sector, the commerce ministry said on Saturday. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, who was on an official visit to Israel, met Israeli Minister of Agriculture and Food Security…

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  • China’s sprint toward Taiwan invasion

    When U.S. President Donald Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping late last month in South Korea, the leaders of the two rival superpowers shook hands, smiled, and showered each other with compliments. “He’s a tough negotiator,” Trump said of Xi, referring to the ongoing trade war with Beijing — a conflict that’s now on pause following the agreement reached…

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  • Parents write to VC, seek clarity regarding future of their children studying Al Falah University

    Faridabad: Amid the ongoing investigation into the Delhi blast and a terror module allegedly linked to doctors of Al Falah University, the parents of some students reached the university on Saturday and submitted a letter in the name of the vice chancellor, said police. The parents sought intervention and clarity regarding the academic and professional future of their children studying…

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  • 10 Darkest Western Movies of the 21st Century

    The Western genre has given cinema some of its greatest films, from The Searchers and A Fistful of Dollars to Dances With Wolves and Django Unchained. Since the ’70s, movies like Soldier Blue and High Plains Drifter have shown the dark side of the genre brilliantly, highlighting just how violent and dangerous the frontier was. The last twenty-five years have…

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  • Why illegal gold mining is overtaking cocaine as the drug of choice for traffickers in Latin America

    The Trump administration’s drone strikes against boats allegedly bringing illicit drugs to the US come amid an explosion in the amount of cocaine being produced in Colombia and Peru. But there is a new – and lethal – factor that is turbo-charging production – especially in Peru: the relationship between coca cultivation and illicit gold mining. It’s a toxic combination…

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