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Wearable Muscles for Impaired Arms
Muscular dystrophy, spinal injury, and other medical issues can cause progressive weakness and loss of muscle mass in a patient’s arms. Over time, ...
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God Is Like a Tank
Psalm 46 says, “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” A particular scene from Fury, a movie set mostly inside ...
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The Paint Our Heart Needs
The job of painting the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco is never-ending. I heard once that they paint it end-to-end, but by the time they get to the ...
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Dog Survives Standoff with Shark
Travelers on a boat tour in the Bahamas were relieved after witnessing an incident on the waters. Witnesses say they saw a twelve-foot-long hammerhead ...
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Working from Home Is Killing Our Social Lives
On the topic of work/life questions, Marie Le Conte writes in The New Statesman, that “Working From Home Is Killing Our Social Lives.” For ...
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Number of Teenagers ‘Almost Constantly’ on Social Media Doubles
The number of teenagers who say they are chronically online has nearly doubled since 2015, according to a survey from Pew Research Center. YouTube is ...
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Sharks Are Closer to Beaches than You Think
A new study is giving new meaning to the phrase “this city would eat you alive.” Scientists from the University of Miami say sharks are not ...
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Prayer Pulled Him Out of Occult Darkness
Heath Adamson shares the story of his deliverance from the occult and addiction in an article in CT magazine. Even as a child, the spiritual world was ...
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Man Restores Church Desecrated by Satanists
In June of 1992, Gloria Davey and a few friends were walking in the English countryside. When they stopped for a rest, they discovered a ruined church ...
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TikTok Drives Minors Deep into Negative Content
In a kind of “sting operation” on the social media site TikTok, The Wall Street Journal created dozens of automated accounts, also called ...
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