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On January 18, 1927, the Frankfurter Zeitung daily newspaper featured one of the celebrated feuilletons Joseph Roth had lately been dispatching from the frozen expanses of the Soviet Union, this time ...

In Pakistan, a person is considered literate if they can read and understand a simple text, write a simple letter and perform ...

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Several legal scholars seem to hold a similar view to Murray. Jeremy Dalrymple, associate director of the R Street Institute’s Governance Program, tells Reason that “OMB’s memo offers a novel and ...

I thought I understood the challenges my ESOL students faced… until my mind went blank in front of my own teacher ...

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The Korean maestro behind 'Oldboy,' 'The Handmaiden' and 'Decision to Leave' unpacks his long-gestating comedy thriller, ...

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