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Who’s stealing our jobs? Computers
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Un peu de culture
L’allégorie de la caverne de Platon (8.19) . 10% des membres du Congrès américain sont d’anciens élèves des Jésuites Patricia Zapor , Catholic News Service (National Catholic Reporter) Another analysis finds that alumni of Jesuit colleges and universities account for almost 10 percent of all members of Congress. (CNS/Reuters/Kevin Lamarque) Hist. du bâillement Pendant des siècles, les explications…
Relics of the meltdown: The ruins of the Chernobyl region, as captured by an airborne GoPro (2.57)
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Hydro-Québec a caché son bilan sur les éoliennes.
Mais Bernard Saulnier du Mouton noir l’a obtenu. Lire l’article