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Doomsday seems kind of passé now. With the failure of the Mayans to accurately predict the end of the world, and a certain American minister miscalling the world’s end twice, you’ve gotta wonder: what happened to good old-fashioned, reliable doomsday prophets?
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Who do we serve and whose interest do we have in mind?
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Here’s our dilemma: The United States cannot force the Philippines to require 17,000 passers of the "compromised" 2006 nursing licensure examinations to retake certain tainted portions of the exam. 


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As strange as it sounds, An Inconvenient Truth, the film about Al Gore’s campaign to stop global warming, contains a "money shot."


The scene that will get most people either talking, running into the streets in panic, or just plain thinking hard about the fate of the earth occurs midway through the film, when Gore asks the audience to consider what would happen if an ice mass the size of Greenland were to melt due to rising global temperatures.


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CHICKEN LITTLE

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