Almost everyone is busy, but some people are busier than others. Teenage entertainers and athletes are some of the people
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Standardized tests are as common as kimchi in Korea. And if some educators get their way, these kinds of tests will become even more common.
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At the dawn of the Internet Age, newspapers and magazines allowed everyone to view their content. But once revenue from print sales started to decline,
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A city¡¯s roads and bridges are arteries that allow the lifeblood of commerce to flow. Without these, trading will become difficult, and the lives
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Advanced placement (AP) classes are courses that are offered to high school students so that they can experience college-level
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With the leaves falling and mercury dropping, many pet owners are cooped up in their homes with their beloved pets.
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The baseball season in Korea came a close, and the hottest tickets in town were for the Korea Series. Some fans were willing to pay
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Digital Media Broadcasting (DMB) is a technology that allows viewers to watch television on mobile devices.
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Lockers, mainstays of many schools across the world, are places where students can store their personal belongings while they study.
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¡°Those two are on a blind date,¡± whispered my friend. ¡°How do you know?¡± I quizzically responded. ¡°They aren¡¯t talking,¡±
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