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Black-owned small businesses face a compounding burden of economic headwinds and targeted policy changes, leading to a Black recession.

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This exhibition is made up of texts and illustrations, some of which can be explored in close-up thanks to their ...

Rufai's rhetoric, comparing his use of language to historical figures and examining its impact on Nigerian politics and ...

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Brooke Shields tells VF about returning to the Calvin Klein fold and what she thinks about today’s definition of sexy.

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Blessed are those who have survived long enough to grow into new people, to surpass their past selves.

Microsoft uses escrow as a metaphor to describe resets which stall product releases until bugs are fixed.