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As I write this, Greece remains the poor boy of the European Union and democracy teeters drunkenly in various places around the world. These facts
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An error in Steven Spielberg’s film, Lincoln stirred up a little controversy last year. The movie, as most everyone now knows, depicts Abraham Lincoln’s manoeuvring
I’m not sure whether this was a joke or an urban legend, but there was supposedly a period in the 1950s when some members of
Thomas Dormandy, a retired British pathologist who knows whereof he speaks, has a great deal to tell us about opium as well as morphine and
The idea of a prison located on an almost inaccessible island is supposed to strike special fear in people being kept there against their
