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Alcoholism hits demographics Everyday life

Alcoholism hits demographics

Russia is losing its citizens at a high rate. If over the past 15 years, starting from 1993, the country's population has decreased by 6.6 million people, then in the near future the rate of…

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Socionics – the science of human relationships Everyday life

Socionics – the science of human relationships

The population of the globe is measured in billions of people. All people are different, each with their own habits, their own strengths and weaknesses. There are as many opinions as there are…

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Running from the Dream Everyday life

Running from the Dream

Historian James Truslow Adams, who is credited with coining the term "American Dream," described its content in his book "The Epic of America" as follows: "It is not so much a craving for a car and…

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If There Is No Place to Play… Everyday life

If There Is No Place to Play…

Most courtyards in large cities present a rather deplorable sight. Parking lots, garages, clotheslines, and dog walking areas. And this sad sight is a fairly common occurrence.

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Childbirth Abroad Everyday life

Childbirth Abroad

Previously, women gave birth abroad to immediately obtain citizenship of the host country for their children. Now, the quality of medical services during childbirth, comfort, and professionalism of…

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To the health of Americans Everyday life

To the health of Americans

Even during the 2008 presidential race, opponents of then-future US president Barack Obama frightened voters with his 'socialist' views and criticized his healthcare reform plan in every possible…

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Germans Divide Benefits Everyday life

Germans Divide Benefits

The Federal Employment Agency proposes introducing privileges for unemployed individuals who previously paid taxes into the social fund on a regular basis. Vice President of the German Federal…

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Regions become 'hot' Everyday life

Regions become 'hot'

Different researchers classify and evaluate armed conflicts differently. By and large, they agree on only two conclusions: first, in recent decades the number of conflicts has been decreasing…

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Planet bogged down in conflicts Everyday life

Planet bogged down in conflicts

According to the Center of Defense Information, as of January 1, 2009, there were 14 major armed conflicts in the world (the same as a year earlier, but half as many as in 2003). A conflict is…

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Is a diet necessary to lose weight? Everyday life

Is a diet necessary to lose weight?

Many women are horrified by the mere word 'diet'. Understandably so – only they know how hard it is to overcome the urge to eat something very, very tasty or extra, to avoid unbearably pleasant…

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American Shopping: Work or Entertainment? Everyday life

American Shopping: Work or Entertainment?

“Let’s go shopping.” “Where do you shop for clothes?” “I went shopping at Macy’s”… Such cute mangled Americanisms can often be heard from any Russian-speaking immigrant. “Shopping” has even become…

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The Cleanest Country in the World Everyday life

The Cleanest Country in the World

As evidenced by a study whose results were published in Forbes magazine, the cleanest countries in the world are located on the European continent. The ranking of the cleanest countries was compiled…

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