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Johnson & Johnson Shot Pause Shocking Americans, but What Does it Mean for Vaccine Rollout and for Those who Already got the Vaccine?
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(General)
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... Evaluation and Research Dr. Peter Marks said. “Right now, these adverse events appear to be extremely rare. COVID-19 vaccine safety is a top priority for the federal government, and we take all reports ...
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Created on 13 April 2021
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Happy 87th Birthday, Jane Goodall! 5 Inspiring Life Lessons from The Trailblazing Primatologist and Anthropologist
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(Living)
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... not only for the major strides she has made in chimpanzee research, human rights, and environmental conservation, but also for the trailblazing example she set for women in scientific fields. When she ...
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Created on 31 March 2021
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Melissa Febos Examines Her Own Relationship With Consent Stemming From Adolescence in New Book "Girlhood
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(Books)
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Vibrant, haunting, and absolutely unforgettable, Girlhood by Melissa Febos is a modern masterpiece full of brutally honest self-reflection. “I’ve not found the research on how often we are touched by ...
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Created on 30 March 2021
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Is It Too Late For Us To Apologize To Katherine Heigl?
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(Entertainment)
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... an opportunity for Rogen to reflect on how to improve his craft. Everyone is allowed to evolve, if they choose.
While researching America’s disdain for Heigl, I discovered an article from May 2014 LITERALLY ...
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Created on 29 March 2021
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Learn How Women Invented TV, And Still Aren't Getting the Credit, in Jennifer Keishin Armstrong's Book "When Women Invented Televisi
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(Books)
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... of four trendsetters from the earliest days of the small screen, using each woman’s career to explore the ways she affected the television we watch today. Armstrong centers her diligent research on Gertrude ...
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Created on 23 March 2021
