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Elizabeth II: She Who Never Wanted To Be Queen, But Became Synonymous With The Word
"I declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted…
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10 Facts about Grief and Grieving
By Dr Bill Webster One reason that we often find grief such a difficult challenge is that we…
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Subramaniam Harihar: The Journalist Who Taught His Gardener About Fonts
Till his last breath literally, Subramaniam Harihar, possibly Malaysia’s oldest working journalist at 79, was thinking of “the…
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Elvis Presley: “The King” Rocks On, Nearly 5 Decades After His Death
Four and a half decades have elapsed and countless guests have checked in and out of the Heartbreak…
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Olivia Newton-John: Grease’s Virgin-Turned-Vixen The World Would Never Forget
In the minds of 70s teens and young things, Olivia Newton-John will forever be Grease’s virgin-turned-vixen Sandra Dee.…
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James Caan: The Movie Gangster America Wept For
James Caan used to joke that he “would have refused to die” in “The Godfather” had he known…
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Shinzo Abe: The Japanese Premier Who Was Game For Anything — Including Being ‘Mario’
Shinzo Abe had as many falls as triumphs in life. One thing was certain though: he would always…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Eva Mireles (Uvalde, Texas)
Eva Mireles' husband, Ruben, was a police officer in charge of active-shooter drills at the Uvalde High School…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Irma Garcia (Uvalde, Texas)
Irma Garcia was 48 and about to celebrate her 23 years of teaching and 25 years of being…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Alexandria Aniyah Rubio (Uvalde, Texas)
There was a lot that Alexandria Aniyah Rubio, or Lexi, was looking forward to: practicing softball and basketball with…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Alithia Ramirez (Uvalde, Texas)
Alithia Ramirez loved to draw — and express herself through her sketches. She had submitted a drawing to…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Amerie Jo Garza (Uvalde, Texas)
Amerie Jo Garza was known to be protective of her baby brother Zayne -- as well as anyone…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Jailah Silguero (Uvalde, Texas)
It was uncharacteristic of her, but Jailah Nicole Silguero told her parents she did not want to go…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Maite Rodriguez (Uvalde, Texas)
Green was Maite Yuleana Rodriguez's favorite color. She was always sporting her pair of lime green Converse tennis…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Jayce Luevanos (Uvalde, Texas)
Jayce Carmelo Luevanos would always bring the neighborhood kids to his family’s home, just a block away from…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Uziyah Garcia (Uvalde, Texas)
Uziyah Sergio Garcia last visited his grandfather Manny Renfro in San Angelo during spring break. They threw a…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Jacklyn Jaylen Cazares (Uvalde, Texas)
Jacklyn Jaylen Cazares was full of life, often taking it upon herself to brighten those around her. “Jackie was…
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Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Annabell Guadalupe Rodriguez (Uvalde, Texas)
Annabell Guadalupe Rodriguez was a quiet child and an earnest student, having earned her place on the school’s…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Eliahna Torres (Uvalde, Texas)
Eliahna Torres wore the number four on the softball field. She loved the sport and was in contention…
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‘Remembering America’s Gun Victims’ – Eliahna Amyah Garcia (Uvalde, Texas)
Eliahna Amyah Garcia knew she wanted to be a cheerleader, her dad, Steven Garcia said. She loved basketball…
