Tasked with covering the lives of others, journalists often find ourselves handicapped when we have to look inwards.
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On a recent peregrination in the Lesser Antilles I met an implanter (teeth not cane) from Gwadloop who caused me to review several situations.
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Child marriages and betrothals originated in the pre-Mughal era of Indian history as a means of creating a tangible bond between two families. It was practiced by both high and low castes as a means of social interaction.
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Walking on the pavement on the south side of Majuba Cross Road, Petit Valley, is very dangerous. I counted 15 manhole covers missing, leaving these big holes open for anyone to fall in and damage themself.
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Around five o’clock last Sunday afternoon, Helmin Wiels bought fish on Marie Pampoen beach in Curaçao. Before he could pocket his change, a gunman fired five times.
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Anyone who is intimately familiar with the operations of the Immigration Department would not be overwhelmingly surprised at the occurrence of the immigration incident involving the Indian High Commissioner, Malay Mishra at the Piarco International...
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“A mother’s love is the closest thing we know to God’s love.”
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There is a woman with blue hair sitting next to me. She’s probably the coolest woman I’ve met since being in England this time.
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In response to my column last week, someone asked what species will be affected by further development at Invaders Bay.
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My wife bought me these excellent memory-improvement tablets; of course I keep forgetting to take them, indeed, have actually taken to throwing them away (making up in deviousness whatever I’m losing in recollection) so she won’t notice that the...
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