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A full history of the electric car, from the 19th Century EVs you’ve never heard of, to the future concepts you might be driving next year.
Birth control has ruled the human society ever since women realized that they are not baby making factories and that relationship, self preservation and financial possibilities responsible for sustaining a family were directly linked to how many children a family can afford.
Here are some statistics resulted from looking into the matter after almost 50 years of birth control:
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For the last ten years or so, I used to turn on my PC when I came home from school or work and shut it down again right before I went to bed. So most of the time when my PC is running, I'm awake. I've also been idling in IRC for as long as I had Internet – when my PC is running, so is my IRC client.
In 1636 the first American University was founded. Since then, secondary education has evolved and expanded tremendously.
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With Twitter’s much-anticipated advertising platform underway, it’ll be interesting to see where this takes their user base and their financial standing. This brings Twitter another step closer to becoming know as a major, real-time search engine. With that said, here is a look at Twitter’s value from its inception.
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Echoing President John F. Kennedy's 1962 speech, given at Rice University in Houston, Texas, where he challenged the US to go to the Moon not because (it was) easy, but because (it was) hard, President Barack Obama laid out his goals to send astronauts to Mars and return them safely to Earth.
The market of single-family homes has had its ups and downs in the past 46 years, and more recently has been through the most dramatic changes in its history.