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Scott Galloway Scott Galloway has gained a secure amount of wealth and a modicum of fame. His book biography describes him as ...

Inglorious Empire by Shashi Tharoor exposes the economic and political exploitation of India under British rule. The book ...

A comprehensive state review has fully vindicated former Ballparks National General Manager and co-founder Jeff Vernetti.

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Dr. Alison Vacca and Dr. Sergio La Porta will present a talk on their newly translated work, “An Armenian Futūḥ Narrative: ...