Hairdos deployed in Brazil’s fight against racism
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Nothing like a good hairdo to fight deeply entrenched racism in one of the world’s emerging economic giants.
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Whether it holds the draw of a regular tourist attraction or has more of a spiritual lure,...
Technological developments over the last few decades have made it possible to carry out numerous...
In general, tourism means travelling around for pleasure. Many people want to escape from everyday...
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Nothing like a good hairdo to fight deeply entrenched racism in one of the world’s emerging economic giants.
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Indonesian event organiser Risti Rahmadi wears an Islamic headscarf, uses halal lipstick and knows that it’s time to pray when an app on her BlackBerry emits Koranic verses five times a day.
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Spain’s oldest flamenco festival will visit India in 2014, retracing the origins of the classic Spanish musical form, organisers said Wednesday.
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Spain’s oldest flamenco festival will visit India in 2014, retracing the origins of the classic Spanish musical form, organisers said Wednesday.
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A record 923,000 foreigners travelled to Japan in April, up 18.1 percent from a year earlier, taking advantage of a weaker yen and an increase in chartered flights, a government agency said Wednesday.
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Trying to fight back against the persistent economic crisis in the Balkans, food producers here have turned towards halal food, targeting rising demand from markets in Western and Muslim countries.
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A 1997 first edition of “Harry Potter & The Philosopher’s Stone” annotated by J.K. Rowling sold for £150,000 ($227,000, 176,000 euros) at a London auction Tuesday, a new record for a printed book by the writer.
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