It appears that Qatar’s reasoning for leaving [OPEC] does not come at a detriment to its economic incentives, as Qatar exports around million barrels of oil daily which ranks only 17th in the world.
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One US industry is seeking to work around and even combat these challenges to agriculture and aquaculture: seaweed.
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Viewers and content creators alike have begun to call out YouTube for its utter disregard towards their audience and the content they wish to see.
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Critics worry that expanding the combined capacity of the two Nord Stream pipelines will only increase Europe’s reliance on Russia for its energy needs; this dependency is dangerous in a time when relations between Russia and the West are especially heated.
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Now, in late November of 2018, for the first time in scientific history, a scientist has claimed to have used CRISPR to genetically edit a human embryo through in-vitro fertilization.
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Nonetheless, I have learned first-hand that the number of complexities involved in remedying educational inequality has less to do about numbers and more about the context within the communities where this money is given.
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It seems that we should be willing to take the leap to legalizing the market, at the very least for kidneys.
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Nevertheless, a large majority of students are there to simply relish classical music as a pastime, turned off by the idea of a professional music career due to considerations of low pay and job instability in the classical music industry.
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Tiger Performance is a new arm of the athletic department that “aims to create the right environment and educational platforms to help student-athletes reach peak performance in athletics, in academics, and in life.”
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The problem of food scarcity is prevalent and persistent, despite global publicity and awareness campaigns illuminating the issue at hand.
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In every single [football] game, there is a chance that it will be a players’ last. For this reason, it has become a source of great contention and frustration throughout the players’ union that not all NFL contracts are guaranteed.
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A large, connected Reserve will be able to support large herds of bison, and will hopefully bring back native wolves and grizzly bears that have been long excluded from the region.
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Supporting a local sports team is an indelible part of the American psyche: there’s nothing like cheering on the home squad. Here, the idea of a ‘home game’ is given a much-needed reality check.
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Yap uses many different objects for currency, but the most interesting objects they use are large limestone discs. In this case, “large” equates to “about the size of a car.” Yes, these people use immovable stones as forms of payment.
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Worries have stemmed largely from nicotine’s ability to lead troubled teens down a slippery slope in terms of smoking, as well as any unknown effects that e-cigarettes could have on health
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As property prices soar, people who have been living in the historic center are forced out of their homes and into areas further afield. Protests against pervasive tourism have become commonplace
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Americans, on average, spend over two hours on social media daily, and approximately 90% of companies advertise their products and services through social media platforms.
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Investigating the execution of social and environmental responsibility at Patagonia can provide insight to how it has created its identity and achieved tremendous growth, in addition to whether or not it will contribute to lasting change in society and in the future of business.
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To be honest, when I first heard of pop-up stores, I thought the idea was completely silly. But based on the slew of pop-up stores appearing left and right, it seems that there is a certain appeal about them.
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We have all heard the old saying: “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” But how much of this holds true when a developed nation comes in with investment for a developing state?
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