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Mothers and fathers are fleeing Venezuela in search of work, leaving hundreds of thousands of children to fend for themselves.
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As Covid-19 devastates people’s lives all over the world, scientists are working day and night to create a safe vaccine. Will they succeed?
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Seventy-five years ago, the U.S. dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan, ushering in the atomic age. The world hasn’t been the same since.
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