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… works in Turkey, one question always seems to come up: Why do turkey (the bird) and Turkey (the country) have the …

… acknowledged the need for a “general theory about why populism is getting more common,” and set out to …

… were, have been and shall always be there. So, why should we be made to fight because of politics?” wondered …

… is quite suitable as noticed in many other nations. “It is why we have maintained peace amid the Horn, which is plagued …

… have shaped our world, but  how  they came into being,  why  they were so attractive at the time, and  how  they …

… region. RV: You’ve used the word ‘smartly’ a few times. Why do you stress on that word? SS: There are a lot of …

… valued during my Master’s, and also one of the reasons why Yale was such an exciting place for me to pursue a PhD. … I spent two years in Uttarakhand looking at how and why the state, which was then India’s newest state, was …

… is time for all of us to come together and know her name.” Why is it important for us to know about Njinga? Fromont: …

… to global climate — to build a complete picture of how and why plants have evolved such a diverse array of forms. She …

… insights can help improve understanding on how and why people behave in ways that affect their health, and help …