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Time Magazine July 15th 2024 Calibre

Name: Time Magazine July 15th 2024 Calibre
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Time Magazine July 15th 2024 Calibre instant download after payment.

Publisher: calibre

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.91 MB

Author: calibre

Language: English

Year: 2024

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Time Magazine July 15th 2024 Calibre by Calibre instant download after payment.

Articles in this issue:
Melinda French Gates Is Going It Alone
Welcome to the Noah Lyles Olympics
Inside Fiji’s Fiery Battle Against Plastics
How Europe’s Far-Right Parties Are Winning Over Young Voters
Scientists Develop New Algorithm to Spot AI ‘Hallucinations’
Here’s How Your Energy Bill May Be Affected by Extreme Heat
Chicago Mayor Signs Executive Order to Launch Black Reparations Task Force
How TIME and Statista Determined the World’s Most Sustainable Companies of 2024
8 Ways to Stay Hydrated if You Hate Drinking Water
How China Soured on Israel
The Meaning of the Putin-Kim Connection
Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Law Couldn’t Have Happened Without Trump
The True Meaning of ‘Give Me Liberty’
The Founders Didn’t Want a Gerontocracy
There’s Still More to Learn From the Debate Over American Monuments
Inside Andriy Yermak’s Quest for Peace in Ukraine
The Growing Evidence That Americans Are Less Divided Than You May Think
What Mia Goth Learned from MaXXXine—And Why She’s Ready to Move On
Maika Monroe on Her Obsession With Longlegs‘ Sinister World
House of the Dragon’s Searing Second Season Has More to Offer Than Just Fire and Blood
Rashida Jones on Sunny and Whether the Robots Truly Have It Out for Us
Weekly US magazine.