Note for @Ocasio2018 @SenSanders on everyone is getting poorer and poorer, working two jobs

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The Mysterious Threat to the Royal Navy – WW2 – 012 17 November 1939

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If inequality driven by the top 1% drives crime, why have US murder rates fallen so much @AndrewLittleMP? @sst_nz

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How David Lean Created Ali’s Mesmerizing Entrance | Lawrence of Arabia

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Lesser known Swedish gender gaps

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Where was Lincoln’s Bodyguard on the Night He was Assassinated?

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India’s Emissions Set To Double, As Coal Continues To Dominate

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The toxic business of ‘recycling’ China’s electric car batteries 

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Chinese electric car [image credit: scmp.com]
China already has 250 million electric scooters and around 3 million electric cars, most of which face battery replacements in the next decade or so. But high costs have opened the door to ‘cowboy’ operators.

Researchers estimate it will cost nearly US$3 million to reverse the damage caused by just one illegal plant, says the South China Morning Post.

Authorities in eastern China are turning to the courts to raise the millions of yuan needed to rehabilitate water and land polluted by dumping from an illegal lead-acid battery recycling plant.

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Kenneth Williams, interviewed about Joe Orton

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How did early Sailors navigate the Oceans? | The Curious Engineer

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Dad’s Army – Time on My Hands

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The brilliant Kenneth Williams on Joan Rivers’ show – UK – ’86

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Bare bones RBC models and New Keynesian models on money and other drivers of the business cycle

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Fleetwood Mac – Seven Wonders (Official Music Video)

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Another gender gap

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