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Experts said many of the 44 million eligible voters will not be looking at the policies of individual candidates but at their party affiliation instead.

LINGUISTICS is a highly evolving field. As with any academic discipline, one discovery leads to another, and the way things were understood half a century ago would be understood way differently now. To begin with, initially, linguistics was only concerned with language use in speech and writing. However, with technology being available to almost anyone nowadays, linguists realized there is a need to account for language used in computerized communication. For example, one might think that the l...

Lee Seoung-ho felt his heart was sinking when four children’s graves near a Catholic cemetery caught his eye six years ago. The cemetery, which is home to 37 tombs of Catholic martyrs sacrificed in the bloody persecution in the 19th century, is part of the Hanti Martyrs Shrine Pilgrimage, a 45.6- kilometer route stretched along Mount Palgong in the rustic southeastern county of Chilgok, North Gyeongsang Province.

Indonesia must prioritize expanded downstream policies in natural resource sectors with a bigger impact on small businesses, the environment, etc.

Reported by Guangdong Radio and Television station，Led by Stephen, a distinguished Swedish scholar, the delegation embarked on a seven-day journey spanning...

More than half of the borrowed words relate to cooking, while Kintsugi, the increasingly popular art of repairing broken pottery with gold lacquer is also included

SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus are facing continued pressure from the government to lower their customers monthly bill payments. However, according to industry officials and experts on Monday, concerns have been raised that such price cuts could lead to a reduction in their capacity to invest as well as decrease the overall level of industrial competitiveness.

Tablets and mobile phones may have to be prised from the fingers of children elsewhere, but in Hungary storytime can be all about a 100-year-old piece of tech -- filmstrip.When communism collapsed, filmstrip began to disappear -- except in Hungary, where the since privatised Diafilmgyarto company survives as the country's sole producer.

Tablets and mobile phones may have to be prised from the fingers of children elsewhere, but in Hungary storytime can be all about a 100-year-old piece of tech -- filmstrip. Generations of kids there have been enthralled with stories told with the help of a projector. ..