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We've all seen it. There is a fumble by the offense on the football field and the

Classroom.synonym.com has an excellent article on types of propaganda. They list

Rachel Boehm writes, at Network.crcna.org, in her article, Emotional Abuse: The Crushing

In 1999 Beatle, George Harrison, was attacked in his home by a man wielding a knife.

In the article, Invoking Vishnu–The Protector, it is stated that there is power

Clarence L. Haynes Jr., in his article, Is Satan Using Social Media to Trick You?,

Sammy was a black man from the Dominican Republic and Mark a white man from California,

WritingExplained.org explains the origin of the proverb, "The grass is always greener

When the apostle Paul was jailed because the Jews in Jerusalem accused him of fomenting

"But, would you ever think that an award-winning playwright and a professional wrestler

He was the new ruler of Israel but not all his subjects were happy about it. A

They were great friends as co-conspirators against English rule of the colonies and

The queen of England, Queen Victoria, married in 1840 and had nine children. From

When David contemplated (Psalm 139) how thoroughly God knew his thoughts and actions,

Joseph the son of Jacob was sold into slavery in Egypt and ended up in prison for

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