On the everyday level, many people are comfortable practising both science and religion. They take their medications, use analytic methods in their workplaces and pray to God.
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Even though cremation of the dead is prescribed for orthodox Hindus, the practice was illegal in Trinidad until the 1930s.
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Crime has definitely escalated to unprecedented and uncontrolled proportions and is now being regarded as an intrinsic part of our social life.
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In just two days this month, a construction company destroyed a Maya temple, part of the ancient city of Noh Mul, near the Mexican border in northern Belize. A Channel Seven TV crew from Belize City which went to investigate was chased off by an...
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My husband and I visited Paprika on May 10, where I met three men who are in their early 50s.
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Last week in the Senate an interesting exchange took place between Attorney General Anand Ramlogan and some PNM senators during the period set aside for questions to ministers.
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I had intended to dedicate today’s column to a review of Dr Terrence Farrell’s The Underachieving Society.
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Only a doctor of medicine can comment on medical reasons for releasing patients from hospital, but anyone can assess practical reasons
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Sometimes it’s salutary to take a step, giant or otherwise, outside of saccharine sweet Chinibad.
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As a child I was terrified of the Lady Young Road. My father was one of those drivers; he had an impatient, lead foot and negotiated those curves as if that lurching old Chrysler was on rails.
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