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Adding up the likely impact of Donald Trump’s policies in this country, Asia, Europe and the international community generally, his second term will almost certainly be one of imperial decline, increasing internal chaos and a further loss of global leadership.

From Salon

“Moana 2” is shaping up be one of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ biggest wave riders ever.

MPs have been given a free vote, meaning they can decide based on their conscience rather than having to follow a party line, in what could be one of the most momentous decisions of their political lives.

From BBC

This cognitive mechanism is thought to be one of the bases for the evolution of human language, forming both how people think about events and structure speech.

The painting by famed local artist Charles Frederick Goldie, shows a portrait of Wharekauri Tahuna, a priest who is believed to be one of the last tattooed men of his generation.

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