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2 months ago | 
collegemoviereview.com | Stephen Davis
Score: B-Director: Dougal WilsonCast: Ben Whishaw, Hugh Bonneville, Emily Mortimer, Olivia Coleman, Antonio BanderasRunning Time: 106 MinutesRated: PG"All it takes to light the darkness is one candle of faith."Undeniable charisma and sweet innocence have propelled Paddington into a worldwide phenomenon. Based on the titular character from British author Michael Bond, the film franchise has achieved robust results thanks to its universal stories and display of love, acceptance, and kindness.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
historicalpublicationsllc.com | Stephen Davis
On July 3, President Biden at the White House bestowed Medals of Honor to descendants of two Union soldiers who had participated in the daring Andrews’ Railroad Raid. The raid is a staple of Civil War folklore. In April 1862, James J.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
pacificlegal.org | Stephen Davis
“Eminent domain abuse.” Thanks to Susette Kelo and her brave stand against the government’s taking of her now-iconic pink house, “eminent domain abuse” is a commonly understood and widely disdained government practice. In Susette Kelo’s case, Kelo v.
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Nov 2, 2024 | 
spectator.org | Stephen Davis
Many years ago, I was paid for my political consulting. I am still engaged enough to offer a freebie to Kamala Harris. And, it fits nicely into her greatest strength: her ability to cogently communicate in English. I must admit that this pearl did not originate with me but is borrowed from the last time an incumbent Democrat Vice President sought the presidency and lost: Al Gore, 2000. There are similarities.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
collegemoviereview.com | Stephen Davis
Score: CDirector: Todd PhillipsCast: Joaquin Phoenix, Lady Gaga, Brendan Gleeson, Catherin Keener, Steven CooganRunning Time: 138 MinutesRated: R"Isn't this more fun than a movie?"In 2019, Todd Phillips' Joker reconfigured how we regard superhero films, introducing us to a dark, gritty, and painfully realistic origin story of one of Gotham City's most iconic villains.
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Aug 31, 2024 | 
spectator.org | Stephen Davis
Last week’s Democratic Party joyfest in Chicago opened with the now-obligatory acknowledgment that it was taking place in “indigenous homelands.” It wrapped up with a war party that named Donald Trump as the enemy over 400 times, according to one source. So, it’s altogether fitting that Sen. Elizabeth Warren, ridiculed by Trump as “Pocahontas,” was one of the featured speakers. It was the 4th straight DNC where Warren spewed her socialism.
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Aug 30, 2024 | 
businessday.ng | Stephen Davis
Here is an overview of Dr. Stephen DavisDr. Stephen Davis has a distinguished career spanning over four decades, with extensive experience in the mining sector and significant contributions to conflict resolution and reconciliation efforts in Nigeria. He holds a PhD in political geography from the University of Melbourne.
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Apr 25, 2024 | 
fmcgceo.co.uk | Stephen Davis
Stephen Davis drives home the importance of accessible packagingIn January 2023, Scotland reached a significant milestone as a mandatory petition was launched, urging the incorporation of Braille on all food packaging. Surprisingly, this crucial consideration is still under review, with only Co-op among all UK supermarkets adopting Braille on its packaging. The importance of this initiative cannot be overstated.
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Feb 11, 2024 | 
humanevents.com | Stephen Davis
A New York father lost custody of his eight-year-old son after attempting to block the minor from receiving puberty-blocking drugs.
32-year-old Dennis Hannon was engaged in a seven-year legal dispute with the Erie Supreme Court fighting to prevent his ex-wife from permitting his son to undergo a medical sex change through the use of puberty blockers.
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Feb 5, 2024 | 
ricochet.media | Stephen Davis
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