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1 in 4 HS Graduates can't pass the military entrance exam.
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How will capitalism evolve within the next 50 years? Will there be a further cl
How will capitalism evolve within the next 50 years? Will there be a further class divide than itis now? Will the middle class as we know it disappear, with a small upper class and a majority lower class?
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What will the world be like in 50 years in terms of education, technology and so
What will the world be like in 50 years in terms of education, technology and social life?
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50 years from now, will we look back on zoos and think them archaic, cruel and b
50 years from now, will we look back on zoos and think them archaic, cruel and backward?Today in the news in the UK, are reports of a rogue lion wandering the countryside. No zoos have reported any animals missing. It's most peculiar. It got me thinking, will generations from now wonder...
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2014: 100 Years of the Federal Reserve.
As above so below.From this perspective, the world is a heaven or a hell depending on how you look at it, and more importantly the steps you take to change things. One of the first and best places to change is the Federal Reserve. Search The creature from Jekyll Island and Secrets of the Federal...