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Introduction to Sustainable Fashion Timing is critical in the fashion industry, and over the past ten years, there has been a significant shift away from using fur, exotic skins, and leather due to regulatory pressure and changing consumer attitudes. However, feathers have largely gone unnoticed until recently, when the Animal Welfare Organization Peta protested the cruelty associated with feather harvesting at London Fashion Week. Many people are unaware that ostriches must be alive for their feathers to be harvested, assuming instead that the feathers are simply collected from the ground. The Environmental Cost of Feathers The environmental costs of feather…

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National Coal Mining Museum Strike Extended The strike at the National Coal Mining Museum in Wakefield has been extended by another four weeks. This decision was made by the trade union, which represents over 40 employees who have been on strike since August. The strike will now continue until Sunday, November 9th. Reasons Behind the Strike The main reason behind the strike is a dispute over pay. The union has accused the museum’s managing director, Lynn Dunning, of having "no interest in returning to discussions" about pay. The museum, on the other hand, claims that it is "completely open to…

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Introduction to Player Workload The International Football Player Union, Fifpro, has released a report detailing the number of games played by football players. The report highlights the extreme physical stress experienced by players, particularly those who participate in multiple tournaments and competitions throughout the year. One such player is Moroccan star Achraf Hakimi, who played 69 games and accumulated 6,371 minutes last season. The Risks of Overplaying Hakimi’s workload increased significantly compared to the previous season, when he played 53 games and 4,869 minutes. The medical consensus suggests that players should be guaranteed at least four weeks of rest between…

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Introduction to Dubai International Airport The most busy airport in the world began its trip 65 years ago with a small terminal, a modest sandway, and sky-high ambitions. It officially opened its doors on September 30, 1960. A large building took place in the coming years to combine UAE travelers with international goals. Development Over the Years The development did not stop in 2025 – Dubai International Airport (DXB) recently presented an intelligent corridor at Terminal 3, which gave up the days of long immigration lines. With the AI-attached system "Red Carpet", up to 10 travelers can stop immigration in…

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Introduction to Unrest in Morocco A strong security presence on Monday evening thwarted young protests on the third day in several Moroccan cities. The demonstrations were aimed at gathering support for improvements in the public health and education systems. Background of the Protests The protests, which have been ongoing for three days, reflect the growing discontent among the population with the current state of public services. The demand for better healthcare and education has been at the forefront of the demonstrators’ concerns. Security Response The authorities have responded swiftly to the protests, deploying a significant security presence to maintain order.…

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Introduction to the Controversy The US Actors Guild, Sag-Aftra, has recently spoken out against the use of AI-generated actresses, such as Tilly Norwood, in the entertainment industry. This controversy has sparked a debate about the role of synthetic actors in the entertainment industry and the potential impact on human actors. The Guild’s Stance Sag-Aftra believes that creativity should remain centered on human actors and that the use of synthetic actors is a threat to the livelihoods of professional artists. In a statement, the guild said, "To be clear, ‘Tilly Norwood’ is not an actor, it is a character that was…

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Breakthrough in Fertility Treatment Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery, finding a way to fertilize eggs using the genetic material of human skin cells. This emerging process, known as in-vitro gametogenesis (IVG), involves reprogramming skin cells into a type of stem cell. How IVG Works The process starts by taking the core of skin cells, which contains the genetic material, and implanting it into an egg that has had its core removed. This is referred to as somatic cell nuclear transfer. However, the cells produced through this method would normally have too many chromosomes, making them unsuitable for fertilization. Overcoming…

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Holiday Season Benefits for Employees Extra Time Off Between Christmas and New Year In the upcoming week, New Year’s Day falls on a Thursday, which is why many companies are expected to be closed on January 2, essentially creating a free day for employees. This results in two extra long weekends in a row, providing a welcome break for workers. Affordability of Holidays for Employment Since none of the major holidays during this period fall on weekends, they are considered very affordable in terms of employment. This is because when holidays like January 1st occur on weekdays, they do not…

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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s Divorce Nicole Kidman has officially submitted for divorce from Keith Urban after 19 years of marriage, as confirmed by People. This news comes a day after it was confirmed that the couple had separated. Kidman and Urban share two daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret, who are now 17 and 14 years old. A Long-Lasting Marriage Urban and Kidman married in Sydney, Australia, in June 2006, after meeting at the G’Day USA Gala in Los Angeles a year earlier. They became one of Hollywood’s most visible power couples, often attending each other’s events. Urban frequently…

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Introduction to Dr. Ahmed al-Saeed Dr. Ahmed al-Saeed is a renowned Egyptian researcher, translator, and editor who has made significant contributions to the field of Chinese culture. His recent book, "China from Inside," offers a unique perspective on the Asian giant, going beyond the usual fascination with its economic miracle. In this book, Dr. al-Saeed presents China as a country with a rich cultural and intellectual heritage, highlighting its achievements, challenges, and roots. The Motivation Behind "China from Inside" Dr. al-Saeed’s motivation for writing "China from Inside" was a mixture of responsibility and fear. After spending over 25 years studying…

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