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The end of jargon: will New Zealand's plain language bill finally make bureaucrats talk like normal people?

The Plain Language Bill now before Parliament aims to make clear communication more than just an ideal, write Andreea S Calude and Sam Campbell. ....

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The end of jargon: will New Zealand's plain language bill finally make bureaucrats talk like normal people?

The Plain Language Bill now before Parliament aims to make clear communication more than just an ideal, write Andreea S Calude and Sam Campbell. ....

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Today's Headlines: Biden thinks globally on COVID-19

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Breaking with his predecessor’s approach, President Biden wants the U.S. to take a lead role in the worldwide vaccine effort.
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Biden Thinks Globally on COVID-19
President Biden will announce today his plan for the United States to contribute $4 billion to the global fight against COVID-19, stepping into an international leadership role that his predecessor had abandoned during the pandemic.
Senior administration officials said that half of the money, which was approved by Congress in December over then-President Trump’s objections, will be provided this month to COVAX, an international partnership for acquiring and distributing vaccines to low-income countries. The remaining $2 billion would be doled out over the next two years contingent on other wealthy nations increasing their contributions, in hopes of pooling at least $15 billion total. ....

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