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Child labor in agriculture has increased by 12 percent since 2012. The problem isn't going away
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Physicists at CERN find two new particles
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Looking at possible solutions to the student debt crisis
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Bernie Sanders' Twitter account had a claim about the number of Americans with student debt and the amount they owe
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US birth rate falls to lowest since 1987
A report by the National Center for Health Statistics also indicates more people are waiting longer to become parents
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Russian trolls ‘eroded public consensus’ on vaccination, says report
A new study concluded that pro- and anti-vaccination tweets created "false equivalency, eroding public consensus on vaccination"
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Australia to combat endometriosis with school sex education
Pelvic pain and menstruation education to be enhanced to help understand condition affecting 10 percent of women globally
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Why is child labor in agriculture on the rise?
If the current rate continues it would leave 121 million children still in child labor by 2025, failing to meet the SDG
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The fourth industrial revolution is set to transform the future workplace. Automation could affect two thirds of jobs globally
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Nel 2013 l'Uruguay fu il primo Paese al mondo a compiere il passo storico, ma la maggioranza dei cittadini era ancora contraria.
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Karl Marx is still pervasive and polarizing, 200 years after his birth
Some observers say that Karl Marx's critique of capitalism is particularly relevant today. Others take a dimmer view
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