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Fashion
Want to party like it’s 1999, but not dress like it? Here are some fashion tips
You don't have to leave 1990s fashion behind – refresh your vintage pieces into modern party looks with today's accessories.
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Animals
Katz Tales: Getting the cat to try pet steps, step by step
When Target is given a pet step, he greets this innovation with deep suspicion.
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Living
Berry good for you: Eat polyphenols, nutritionists say
Be they blended into smoothies or scattered across a lump of ice-cream or slice of pie, most people don't need health-based reasons to get stuck into the likes of blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and strawberries.
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Americas
No kids allowed: This US cruise line has adopted an adults-only policy
Oceania Cruises recently announced that bookings can no longer be made for guests under the age of 18.
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Arts
Edith Renfrow Smith, who witnessed a century of Black American history, dies at 111
Renfrow Smith's life bridged America's legacy of slavery and its progress in the 20th and 21st centuries
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Children
Safety in the school is more than keeping violence out
Issues like unmaintained infrastructure and unintended ridicule by adults can have a significant impact on a student's physical and emotional safety.
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Living
Online marketplace in US opens doors for makers with disabilities
Trove Market is a not-for-profit, Etsy-like e-commerce website for sellers with disabilities who make items ranging from jewelry and Christmas tree ornaments to personalised tumblers.
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Children
Smartwatch helps defuse severe tantrums
Paired with an app, this common device helps parents help their child to better manage their emotions.
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Fashion
The curious case of a woman named Emily who redefined Parisian fashion
Though never meant to be authentic, the exuberant, often-derided wardrobe of 'Emily In Paris' has reshaped how the world imagines the city's fashion.
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Family
Swedes say 13 is too young for criminal responsibility
The Swedish government's plans to lower the age of criminal responsibility from 15 to 13 faces opposition from majority of authorities and organisations consulted.
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Arts
TikTok users can’t get enough of Prague library's endless book tower
Artist Matej Kren's 'Idiom' is an 8,000-book cylinder with a tear-shaped entrance and mirrored ends, forming an endless tunnel
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Entertainment
DiCaprio? Chalamet?: Who will host Nikki Glaser roast at this year's Golden Globes?
Glaser says she is struggling to find a Julia Roberts joke.
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Fashion
From cinema to cult designs: The puzzling fashion influence of 'Marty Supreme'
Fans aren't just watching 'Marty Supreme', a film about a young table tennis player – they're wearing it, fueling a fashion frenzy.
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Family
In Yemen, kids are forced to learn without basic amenities
Al-Ribat al-Gharbi school near Aden, in Yemen's government-controlled south, is a typical case, with lengthy power outages, no water supplies and a lack of trained teachers.
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Asia & Oceania
Tourists love to shop in China mainly because of this one thing
The country's visa-free policy and easy tax refund system are attracting more foreign travellers.
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Design
Rome's two brand-new metro stations are also archaeological museums
After years of waiting, two new metro stations in Rome's historic heart have been completed and opened with displays of archaeological finds uncovered during construction.
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Fitness
Relax into the right posture
Here are two techniques that allow you reclaim your natural poise without any exertion.
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Living
What is mutual aid? Why are more people turning to informal efforts to help each other?
When major disruptions happen in communities, often the first people to respond are the residents themselves and their neighbours.
