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Finding Common Ground: Dr Nyla Khan serves Oklahoma, saying Thank You for many things -- including the honor of serving on the state Women s Commission | Community

Dr. Nyla Ali Khan continues her life’s journey here in Oklahoma. In a busy and fulfilling phase of her career, she has a brand new book, continuing work teaching at

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Italian Politician Commits to Jerusalem Embassy Move if Elected

Italian ex-Deputy PM commits to recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, moving embassy if coalition elected.

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Italian Ex-Deputy PM Commits to Recognizing Jerusalem as Israel s Capital, Moving Embassy if Coalition Elected

Italian Ex-Deputy PM Commits to Recognizing Jerusalem as Israel s Capital, Moving Embassy if Coalition Elected
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Weekend Planner October 22: India s 100-crore milestone, Aryan Khan s continuing ordeal

Aryan Khan remains in Arthur Road jail after his bail plea was rejected once again. On the other hand, India achieved the 100 crore vaccine milestone. All this and much more in our Weekend Planner.

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History Book Festival to kick off with virtual keynote May 20

May 11, 2021 Lisa Scottoline The History Book Festival will celebrate its fifth year in 2021 with free admission to separate keynote events featuring noted authors of newly published historical fiction and nonfiction works. Because publishers have not resumed author tours due to the ongoing pandemic, the festival will begin in virtual form, with authors engaging in live, moderated discussions and question-and-answer sessions. “Virtual presentations via Zoom, coordinated with the Lewes Public Library, worked extremely well during 2020 and were positively received by participants,” said Ronald Collins, History Book Festival co-founder and co-chair. “Although we will begin the 2021 festival programs virtually, we remain optimistic that we will be able to return to in-person presentations later in the year.”

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