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“Our culture has to be, and is ... ABF, which also owns smaller, non-clothing brands including Ovaltine, Ryvita and Twinings, brought in a revenue of £20.1 billion (€24.0bn) last year ...

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Stephanie Wescott, a lecturer at the school of education, culture ... change in one boy during that period. When she met him in Year 7 — the equivalent to seventh grade in the United States ...

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The bears are taking medicine. Humans like to think of ourselves as different from other animals—we use tools, have culture, speak languages. A series of ego-bruising studies over the past few ...