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Ethiopian Teen Heman Bekele Wins TIME’s Kid of the Year for Revolutionary Skin Cancer-Treating Soap
Heman Bekele, a 15-year-old scientist from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, has been honoured as TIME’s 2024 Kid of the Year for his groundbreaking invention: a bar of soap designed to treat early-stage skin cancer. Bekele’s innovative soap, known as SCTS (Skin Cancer Treating Soap), earned him the top spot in the 2023 Young Scientist Challenge, a…
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Crunch Time: How Fried Chicken Took Over Britain’s High Streets
When Sumayyah Zara Sillah lifts the lid of her takeaway box in Leicester, the smell hits first – spicy, buttery, unmistakably indulgent. Inside are Nashville-style hot chicken tenders, glistening with sauce and fried to a deep golden crunch. “I try to eat healthy,” laughs the 19-year-old nursing student, pausing only briefly before digging in. “But…
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‘Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me’ Changes How I think
American singer, Selena Gomez says that her new documentary – “Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me,” has changed the way she feels about her body. The 30-year-old singer referred to the film as “therapeutic.” According to CNN, Selena told Entertainment Tonight how helpful the documentary was to her.She said, “In a weird sense, I feel…
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Coca-Cola: Why the brand still dominates the beverage market
Coca-Cola’s global brand marketing success comes as no gimmick for a brand that has been in existence for over a century. Coke brand is an industry leader and has utilized numerous marketing strategies to sustain its market share within the beverage industry. One of such thriving strategies Coca-Cola has employed to maintain its leadership status…
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Restaurant: Florida Avenue Grill – Washington, D.C
Florida Avenue Grill is a wonderful Washington, D.C., restaurant that offers all-day breakfast. Hungry visitors can sink their teeth into perfectly cooked eggs, bacon, sausage, or even scrapple. If you’re unfamiliar with scrapple, it’s worth familiarizing yourself with this delicacy. Scrapple is a mix of pork snouts, pork skins, pork hearts, pork livers, pork tongues,…
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Domino’s Tried to Sell Pizza to Italians, It Failed
Domino’s’ Italian job was harder than it looked. As reported by CNN, seven years after Domino’s made its debut in the country, the American pizza giant has formally shut its stores after it failed to win over locals who preferred homegrown options, according to a report by Milano. EPizza SpA, the franchise operator of the…
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