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Covid au Brésil : enquête parlementaire à haut risque pour Bolsonaro

Covid au Brésil : enquête parlementaire à haut risque pour Bolsonaro
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Opinion: A Mom s Research (Part 4): Why Are Many Elites Leftists?

Opinion: A Mom’s Research (Part 4): Why Are Many Elites Leftists? “Why are all successful people leftists?” said my daughter, challenging me with a smile. “Not all of them. Those leftists are just very loud,” I replied. I knew she meant Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Bill Gates, and other powerful people who are trying to change the world according to their imagination. However, it is true that a lot of ultra-wealthy are leftists. Why? I have to find the answer because many young people look up to them and believe that their beliefs are the truth.

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What can we learn from each other about preventing gun violence?

April 27, 2021 You are here: Home / World Economic Forum / What can we learn from each other about preventing gun violence? What can we learn from each other about preventing gun violence? (Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you thanks to the collaboration of The European Sting with the World Economic Forum. Author: John Letzing, Digital Editor, Strategic Intelligence, World Economic Forum A number of countries have found ways to effectively curb gun violence. Their experiences could inform efforts to deal with the problem elsewhere. In the US, there have already been hundreds of mass shootings in the first few months of 2021.

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Swiss cheese model explains why multiple measures needed to fight Covid-19

Face masks need to be worn correctly, consistently and by enough people, to be effective in helping to prevent viral spread. SS Kanesan/The Star There is no single measure that is 100% effective in preventing the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes Covid-19. Measures other than vaccination are needed against Covid-19. The Swiss cheese model to address the problem of human fallibility in the management of errors was put forward by British psychologist Emeritus Professor James Reason. Any organisation or system usually has a series of defences, barriers and safeguards against failure. However, in the real world, these defences are more like slices of Swiss cheese with holes in them.

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