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• Select Fixing Stupidity and Fostering Connection.

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  Fixing Stupidity and Fostering Connection.

  Author:Lisa RyckmanFrom:State Legislatures

  Nov. 15, 2022555 words Article 690LNov. 15, 2022 State Legislatures News We've all been there: Somebody says something so profoundly, utterly, mind-numbingly stupid that the natural reaction is, "How could you possibly think that?" "There's a very...
• Select None of the above: The creative keynote speaker at this year's FutureBook Conference reflects on imposter syndrome and prejudice against trans creatives.

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  None of the above: The creative keynote speaker at this year's FutureBook Conference reflects on imposter syndrome and prejudice against trans creatives.

  Author:Travis AlabanzaFrom:The Bookseller (Issue 5994)

  Nov. 4, 2022962 words Article 1250LFeeling like an imposter is not a new sensation for me. I have read (and written) enough blog posts on imposter syndrome to know that whoever is reading this has felt it too--a lack of belonging is not an uncommon...
• Select The talking cure; Back Story.

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  The talking cure; Back Story.

  From:The Economist

  Oct. 15, 2022778 words Article 1070LAfter an anti-Semitism scandal, the Royal Court Theatre stages a lesson in trust I N THE 1960S, when censors still oversaw the British stage, the police were regular visitors to the Royal Court Theatre. Scandalously,...
• Select Politics and prejudice.

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  Politics and prejudice.

  From:Spectator (Vol. 350, Issue 10127)

  Oct. 1, 2022849 words Article 1070LThe Labour party's contribution to the national debate this week has included the idea that someone can be 'superficially' black. Rupa Huq, a Labour MP, used this phrase to describe Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. 'If you...
• Select Only an attitude remains; A controversial poet.

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  Only an attitude remains; A controversial poet.

  From:The Economist

  July 30, 2022503 words Article 1150LOn his centenary, what will survive of Philip Larkin is his poems T HE WORLD of Philip Larkin's verse is far from glamorous. His natural habitat was English suburbia, a realm of grey dawns, hollow afternoons and low...
• Select Who's out The negative discrimination of Oxbridge admissions.

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  Who's out The negative discrimination of Oxbridge admissions.

  Author:David AbulafiaFrom:Spectator (Vol. 349, Issue 10107)

  May 14, 20221,275 words Article 1250LThe characters in Sarah Vaughan's thriller Anatomy of a Scandal include rich Oxford undergraduates from Eton whose main preoccupations are drinking and trashing rooms. They are what it is fashionable to call 'privileged...
• Select No country for young women; Afghanistan.

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  No country for young women; Afghanistan.

  From:The Economist

  Apr. 2, 2022775 words Article 1000LThe Taliban are pushing females out of public life O N MARCH 23rd thousands of Afghan girls headed to school for the first time in eight months, kitted out in bulging rucksacks, neatly pressed headscarves and covid-19...
• Select Researchers from Oakland University Describe Findings in Breast Cancer (Moderators of the Effects of Perceived Racism and Discrimination On Cancer-related Health Behaviors Among Two Samples of African Americans).

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  Researchers from Oakland University Describe Findings in Breast Cancer (Moderators of the Effects of Perceived Racism and Discrimination On Cancer-related Health Behaviors Among Two Samples of African Americans).

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Mar. 9, 2023541 words Report 1690L2023 MAR 9 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- New research on Oncology - Breast Cancer is the subject of a report. According to news originating from Oakland, Michigan, by NewsRx...
• Select East China Normal University Researchers Focus on Gynecology (Deep learning for the ovarian lesion localization and discrimination between borderline and malignant ovarian tumors based on routine MR imaging).

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  East China Normal University Researchers Focus on Gynecology (Deep learning for the ovarian lesion localization and discrimination between borderline and malignant ovarian tumors based on routine MR imaging).

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Mar. 9, 2023484 words Article 1270L2023 MAR 9 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Researchers detail new data in gynecology. According to news reporting originating from East China Normal University by NewsRx...
• Select Crown Laws Aim to Protect Student-Athletes From Discrimination Based on Natural Hair.

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  Crown Laws Aim to Protect Student-Athletes From Discrimination Based on Natural Hair.

  Author:John CzubaFrom:Best's Review (Vol. 124, Issue 3)

  Mar. 20231,053 words Article 1490LAdditional coverage includes the appointment of a Marshall Dennehey attorney to the Philadelphia Bar Association's board of governors. Al Goldberger is a New Jersey attorney and veteran sports official who wrote Sports...
• Select GLOBAL.

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  GLOBAL.

  Author:Alex CooperFrom:The Advocate (Issue 1126)

  March-April 202396 words Brief article 1440LIn a report from Human Rights Watch, researchers found that across 26 countries, lesbian, bisexual, queer women, and nonbinary people face violence from a variety of groups, including security forces and their own...
• Select If stigma is the problem, using different words may not help.

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  If stigma is the problem, using different words may not help.

  From:The Economist

  Feb. 18, 2023812 words Article 920LTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS (ap) style book's Twitter feed is not often a source of hilarity. But the wire service recently tweeted: "We recommend avoiding general and often dehumanising 'the' labels such as the poor, the...
• Select Who will judge the judges? Bias in sport.

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  Who will judge the judges? Bias in sport.

  From:The Economist

  Feb. 12, 2022552 words Article 1190LNationalism affects the scoring of winter sports I MAGINE HURLING yourself down a slope on skis for 100 metres--then running out of ground. You must drop into the frigid air, glide at a speed of 90kmph for five...
• Select Post-valuation quality check of multiple-choice questions.

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  Post-valuation quality check of multiple-choice questions.

  Authors:Kavita M. Jaiswal, Sujata Dudhgaonkar, Piyush Gharade, and Nikita SharmaFrom:International Journal of Basic & Clinical Pharmacology (Vol. 12, Issue 1)

  Jan-Feb 20233,004 words Article 1350LBackground: Multiple choice questions find important place in assessment in medical curriculum. Each MCQ is called item. Item analysis is quality check of MCQs after valuation of response sheets. This serves to recognize...
• Select New Rule: Bill Maher Should Look in the Mirror: The talk show host, who denigrates people of religious faith, is now lecturing Democrats for alienating voters with woke policies.

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  New Rule: Bill Maher Should Look in the Mirror: The talk show host, who denigrates people of religious faith, is now lecturing Democrats for alienating voters with woke policies.

  Author:Bill ScherFrom:Washington Monthly (Vol. 54, Issue 1-3)

  Jan-March 20221,651 words Article 1190LEarlier this month, on his HBO show, Bill Maher lectured Democrats: "You're alienating a whole lot of people, particularly whites without a college degree," he said, because "you come across as the...
• Select DO ROMANI LIVES MATTER? When Stanislav Tomds died in police custody in similar circumstances to George Floyd, the world quickly moved on. Conrad Landin goes to the Czech Republic in search of answers.

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  DO ROMANI LIVES MATTER? When Stanislav Tomds died in police custody in similar circumstances to George Floyd, the world quickly moved on. Conrad Landin goes to the Czech Republic in search of answers.

  Author:Conrad LandinFrom:New Internationalist (Issue 535)

  Jan-Feb 20223,759 words Article 1340LPolice officers are pinning a bare-chested man to the ground. One officer exerts pressure on the man's legs, while another places his knee upon the man's neck. A third officer attempts to handcuff him. Undeterred by the...
• Select A WORLD OF TWO HALVES; north v south.

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  A WORLD OF TWO HALVES; north v south.

  From:The Economist

  Dec. 18, 20212,570 words Article 1230LOur Chaguan columnist on a resentment that persists around the world E VERY FOREIGN correspondent's first posting should be Belgium. For that prosperous but quarrelsome kingdom is a fine place to see, in miniature,...
• Select Phelps Partner Makes 2022 South Trailblazers List.

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  Phelps Partner Makes 2022 South Trailblazers List.

  From:Best's Review (Vol. 123, Issue 12)

  Dec. 2022276 words Brief article 1410LPhelps partner LaToya Merritt has been selected as one of The American Lawyer's 2022 South Trailblazers. The October issue of this industry publication recognizes professionals in the South who have moved the needle in...
• Select Supervictim.

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  Supervictim.

  Author:James LileksFrom:National Review (Vol. 73, Issue 21)

  Nov. 15, 2021929 words Article 930LSuperman is gay now. Well, not entirely. And he's not the original Superman. Other than that, yes, Superman is gay now. Says the New York Times: "The new Superman, Jonathan Kent--who is the son of Clark Kent and Lois...
• Select Cease moving the pandemic of human rights.

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  Cease moving the pandemic of human rights.

  From:Pakistan & Gulf Economist (Vol. 41, Issue 40-41)

  Nov. 13, 2022908 words Article 1560L"To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very humanity" - Nelson Mandela Every year, December 10th is observed as Human Rights Day. On December 10th, 1948 the United Nations General Assembly adopted the...