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unbfacts: Robert Kearns, the inventor of intermittent…

unbfacts: Robert Kearns, the inventor of intermittent windshield wipers, tried to sell his idea to the auto industry and was turned away. When they began showing up on new cars, he sued the manufacturers from the industry and won millions of dollars in settlements. Source

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Pictures showing Nigel Farage in hospital recovering from surgery are fake

Images which appear to show the Reform UK leader in bed in a hospital gown are not real.Source

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How many people in Britain don’t speak English?

Nigel Farage’s claim that a million can’t speak any English at all is not correct according to the 2021 Census, which is what he appears to have been referring to.Source

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Bose Corporation has a unique majority owner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 2011,…

Bose Corporation has a unique majority owner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 2011,…Source

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No, Keir Starmer was not ‘dragged out’ of the House of Commons following a clash with Nigel Farage

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5 Ways to Cope with the Emotional Side of Chemo and Digestive Issues

Cancer treatment often presents various challenges, and bloating, gas, and abdominal discomfort are common symptoms to manage. The physical discomfort can make daily activities feel… The post 5 Ways to Cope with the Emotional Side of Chemo and Digestive Issues first appeared on KickassFacts. Source

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The Subtle Impact a Full-Body Support System Has on Shoulder Recovery

Comfort becomes a major priority after any shoulder procedure. Many individuals discover that familiar rest patterns feel disrupted. Ordinary pillows often fall short because they… The post The Subtle Impact a Full-Body Support System Has on Shoulder Recovery first appeared on KickassFacts. Source

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Why Being Busy Is Keeping You From Being Productive

You finished 47 tasks today. Cleared your inbox. Sat through four meetings. Responded to every Slack message within minutes. And now, at 7pm, you’re staring at your screen trying to remember what actually moved forward. Nothing comes to mind. This is the cruel trick of busyness. It feels like progress. Your calendar was full, your… Read More »

Category: Life Tricks Tags: Productivity Hack

unbfacts: In ancient Rome, common people would sometimes walk…

unbfacts: In ancient Rome, common people would sometimes walk out together in a revolt called a “secession of the plebs.” They would leave the city, stop working, and camp on a nearby hill, basically forcing the rich and powerful to handle everything alone until they agreed to changes. Source

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Has the government delivered 13,000 additional neighbourhood police?

Labour has committed to delivering 13,000 additional neighbourhood police as part of its Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee.Source

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Has the government achieved its pledge to ‘put police back on the beat’?

The government’s Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee pledged to put a Neighbourhood Policing Team in every local area.Source

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