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The Amazon's future is on the ballot in Brazil. Many voters aren't focused on it
"Mum if you see this it's for my future"
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Some viewers might take issue with one major swing, but the team sees it as "remixing" rather than "rewriting" Green Lantern canon.
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WorldPingEmma Claassen responds to an article by Adrian Chiles on the recruitment crisis in scaffolding Adrian Chiles is right: scaffolding is hard work ( Britain’s scaffolding should be a source of national pride – instead we’re struggling to recruit workers…
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