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It is wonderful that a community organization like the Rotary Club not only supports our local schools through gift giving ...

John Sharp — president of the South Kansas City Alliance, a columnist for the Martin City Telegraph and former Missouri State ...

A newspaper in Palm Springs eliminated opinion pieces on national politics for a month to see if divisions in the community ...

Being able to provide denture replacements for the elderly means so much to me in changing their confidence and putting on ...

Rädd means 'scared', 'frightened' or 'afraid', and is used as an adjective. If you're talking about more than one person, you use the plural for, rädda, for example vi var rädda (we were afraid), but ...

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Why do I need to know chouette? Because it’s a very useful word you can use to describe something that you like or you think is nice or cool. But it’s also the name for a big-eyed nocturnal bird.