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Seventeen Must-See NFL Games In 2022
The fact that the NFL is parity paradise these days does not change the fact that some games are bigger than others. All football fans think their team's games are important, but with the benefit of 2020 foresight, I can tell you which games are, in the big picture, must-see TV.
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East African Countries Unite for Peace in Congo
The Mountains of the Moon were described by Greek explorer Diogenes and have since then been a mythical land of legends and mystery. In recent times rebels, bandits, proxy forces, and murderers made it home. But maybe, just maybe, the countries of East Africa can bring peace there.
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Ten Toasty Teams In '22
Very soon, the NFL will announce its 2022 schedule. But we already have some insight into which teams will travel many pleasant miles and which fans may travel trails of tears. After the NFL Draft and the hyperactive free agent period, some teams are looking like the cream of the crop, while others just look like toast.
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Two Options, Time To Choose
For the last two thousand years a struggle has been fought by humanity: a struggle between domination and freedom, a struggle between the Rule of Law and the law of the jungle. The right of people to decide their own fate, and having others decide it for them. It is time to end this struggle now.
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Politics For Sale
The link between money and political power is probably not a new thing. But we need to re-think how financial interests cloud political decisions and political structures. Political corporations deny democracy to non-members and risk pulling down the very system that enabled it to succeed.
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"You" Perpetuates Unhealthy Ideas About Romantic Relationships
"You" is a Netflix thriller that chronicles book salesman Joe Goldberg as he pursues different women. The nature of his actions would be considered unacceptable in the real world, yet Joe has gotten away with it for three seasons. What does the lack of consequences tell viewers about romantic relationships? "You" is rated TV-MA on the streaming service.
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