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In First Actual Results, Trump Is Ahead - Why It's Not Taken Seriously
The first actual results of the 2016 presidential election are in: Voters in Dixville Notch, N.H., cast 4 votes for Democrat Hillary Clinton, 2 for Republican Donald Trump and one for the Libertarian Party's Gary Johnson.
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Tipsy turkeys: Birds fed beer for flavor, size
You've probably heard of beer-battered fish and beer-can chicken. But how about beer-fed turkey?Joe Morette of Henniker, N.H., is raising about 50 Thanksgiving turkeys this year. He's been feeding his birds beer since 1993, when a turkey knocked over...
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The population problem in India
Overall, social and economic development is the prerequisite for the control of population. This is feasible well within our existing resources if these are distributed in a reasonably equitable manner. Dr. N.H. Antia elaborates upon the subject
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The population problem in India
On the occasion of the World Population Day on July 11, Dr. N.H. Antia from the Community Health Foundation, discusses the population problem. The solution, according to him, is the overall social and economic development.
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In First Actual Results, Trump Is Ahead - Why It's Not Taken Seriously
The first actual results of the 2016 presidential election are in: Voters in Dixville Notch, N.H., cast 4 votes for Democrat Hillary Clinton, 2 for Republican Donald Trump and one for the Libertarian Party's Gary Johnson.
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Tipsy turkeys: Birds fed beer for flavor, size
You've probably heard of beer-battered fish and beer-can chicken. But how about beer-fed turkey?Joe Morette of Henniker, N.H., is raising about 50 Thanksgiving turkeys this year. He's been feeding his birds beer since 1993, when a turkey knocked over...
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The population problem in India
Overall, social and economic development is the prerequisite for the control of population. This is feasible well within our existing resources if these are distributed in a reasonably equitable manner. Dr. N.H. Antia elaborates upon the subject
-
The population problem in India
On the occasion of the World Population Day on July 11, Dr. N.H. Antia from the Community Health Foundation, discusses the population problem. The solution, according to him, is the overall social and economic development.
