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WATCH: 3-year-old adorably teaches dogs to 'say grace' before mealtime - Vimarsana News

WATCH: 3-year-old adorably teaches dogs to 'say grace' before mealtime

The relationship between animals and kids is beautiful. Adults are often scared of animals, but when it comes to children, they don't have any inhibitions, so they enjoy themselves around pets and vice versa.

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Thousands of Gazans will become Christian, former terrorist predicts - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Gazans will become Christian, former terrorist predicts

An ex-member of the Fatah terrorist organization, who embraced Christianity in the early 1990s, has asserted that a considerable number of Muslims in Gaza are likely to forsake Islam in the aftermath of the Israel-Hamas War, gravitating towards Christianity.

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Race to succeed Romney gains new names including legendary senator's son - Vimarsana News

Race to succeed Romney gains new names including legendary senator's son

The Republican primary race to succeed retiring GOP Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah has gained two more challengers with Rep. John Curtis and the son of former Sen. Orrin Hatch both launching bids on Tuesday.

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State ban on guns in public places takes effect despite ongoing legal challenges - Vimarsana News

State ban on guns in public places takes effect despite ongoing legal challenges

California’s new law banning firearms in most public places took effect Monday while legal challenges continue.

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House GOP majority to shrink further as Republican announces resignation - Vimarsana News

House GOP majority to shrink further as Republican announces resignation

The Republican majority in the House of Representatives will decline to just two seats after the departure of Republican Rep. Bill Johnson of Ohio, whose resignation was announced on Tuesday.

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