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London Book Fair Showcases China's Growing Influence in Global Publishing
The London Book Fair, held from March 21 to 23, 2024, featured over 4,000 publications from 50 Chinese publishers, attracting over 30,000 publishing professionals and highlighting China's expanding role in global publishing and its commitment to fostering international literary dialogues.
London Book Fair Showcases China's Growing Influence in Global Publishing
The London Book Fair, held from March 21 to 23, 2024, featured over 4,000 publications from 50 Chinese publishers, attracting over 30,000 publishing professionals and highlighting China's expanding role in global publishing and its commitment to fostering international literary dialogues.
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Amsterdam Exhibition Showcases Poetry's Power in Middle East and North Africa
The Amsterdam Wereldmuseum's "Poetry of the People" exhibition (until August 24th) displays 30 poems from the Middle East and North Africa, exploring poetry's role in daily life, from expressing joy to political resistance, using diverse media like text, recitations, videos, and art installations.
Amsterdam Exhibition Showcases Poetry's Power in Middle East and North Africa
The Amsterdam Wereldmuseum's "Poetry of the People" exhibition (until August 24th) displays 30 poems from the Middle East and North Africa, exploring poetry's role in daily life, from expressing joy to political resistance, using diverse media like text, recitations, videos, and art installations.
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Kracht's "Air": A Surreal Journey Between Realities
Christian Kracht's "Air" follows Cohen and Paul as they inexplicably find themselves in a pre-industrial world after separate incidents, their journey interweaving dreams, alternate realities, and symbolic objects, raising questions about consciousness and the nature of reality.
Kracht's "Air": A Surreal Journey Between Realities
Christian Kracht's "Air" follows Cohen and Paul as they inexplicably find themselves in a pre-industrial world after separate incidents, their journey interweaving dreams, alternate realities, and symbolic objects, raising questions about consciousness and the nature of reality.
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Portrait Unveiled: Celebrating the Legacy of "D'oh!" Actor James Finlayson
A new oil painting of James Finlayson, the Scottish actor who inspired Homer Simpson's "D'oh!", has been unveiled at the Dobbie Hall theatre in Larbert, celebrating his career and rise to international fame in early cinema, with family and fans attending.
Portrait Unveiled: Celebrating the Legacy of "D'oh!" Actor James Finlayson
A new oil painting of James Finlayson, the Scottish actor who inspired Homer Simpson's "D'oh!", has been unveiled at the Dobbie Hall theatre in Larbert, celebrating his career and rise to international fame in early cinema, with family and fans attending.
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King's Day 2024: Doetinchem Celebrates with Tradition and Modernity
King's Day will be celebrated in Doetinchem, Netherlands on April 26th, 2024, featuring performances by Suzan & Freek and Normaal, a traditional and electric moped procession for the royal family, and an expected attendance of 25,000-30,000 people with a budget of €3 million.
King's Day 2024: Doetinchem Celebrates with Tradition and Modernity
King's Day will be celebrated in Doetinchem, Netherlands on April 26th, 2024, featuring performances by Suzan & Freek and Normaal, a traditional and electric moped procession for the royal family, and an expected attendance of 25,000-30,000 people with a budget of €3 million.
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The Fleeting Fame of Marie Koenen
This column discusses the forgotten Dutch author Marie Koenen (1879-1959), whose novel "De korrel in de voor" (The Grain in the Fore), exemplifies the transient nature of literary fame, highlighting the subjective and time-bound aspects of literary judgment.
The Fleeting Fame of Marie Koenen
This column discusses the forgotten Dutch author Marie Koenen (1879-1959), whose novel "De korrel in de voor" (The Grain in the Fore), exemplifies the transient nature of literary fame, highlighting the subjective and time-bound aspects of literary judgment.
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Xinjiang Archaeologist Urges Enhanced Protection and Utilization of Cultural Relics
Xinjiang archaeologist Zoya Bahit advocates for improved protection and utilization of the region's diverse cultural relics, including rock art, emphasizing the use of digital archiving to combat damage from natural elements and ensure accessibility for research and cultural appreciation, citing the...

Xinjiang Archaeologist Urges Enhanced Protection and Utilization of Cultural Relics
Xinjiang archaeologist Zoya Bahit advocates for improved protection and utilization of the region's diverse cultural relics, including rock art, emphasizing the use of digital archiving to combat damage from natural elements and ensure accessibility for research and cultural appreciation, citing the...
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50th Anniversary of Ivo Andrić's Death Highlights Legacy Amidst Balkan History
Fifty years after the death of Ivo Andrić, the 1961 Nobel laureate in literature from Yugoslavia, anniversaries of his major works and the end of the Bosnian War highlight the lasting impact of his writing on the cultural and political landscape of the Balkans.

50th Anniversary of Ivo Andrić's Death Highlights Legacy Amidst Balkan History
Fifty years after the death of Ivo Andrić, the 1961 Nobel laureate in literature from Yugoslavia, anniversaries of his major works and the end of the Bosnian War highlight the lasting impact of his writing on the cultural and political landscape of the Balkans.
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Angelopoulos Stages Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground" in Athens
Panos Angelopoulos directs Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground" at the Bretania Theatre in Athens, exploring the protagonist's psychological struggles and societal alienation, emphasizing its relevance to contemporary anxieties about technological advancements and the search for meaning in a...

Angelopoulos Stages Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground" in Athens
Panos Angelopoulos directs Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground" at the Bretania Theatre in Athens, exploring the protagonist's psychological struggles and societal alienation, emphasizing its relevance to contemporary anxieties about technological advancements and the search for meaning in a...
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D.C. Hotels Bloom with Cherry Blossom Packages for 2025 Festival
Washington, D.C. hotels offer various cherry blossom-themed packages during the 2025 National Cherry Blossom Festival (March 20-April 13), ranging from luxurious experiences like The Watergate's $20,000 Blossom Drive package to more affordable options at hotels such as Le Méridien and Heron.

D.C. Hotels Bloom with Cherry Blossom Packages for 2025 Festival
Washington, D.C. hotels offer various cherry blossom-themed packages during the 2025 National Cherry Blossom Festival (March 20-April 13), ranging from luxurious experiences like The Watergate's $20,000 Blossom Drive package to more affordable options at hotels such as Le Méridien and Heron.
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Paris Fashion Week: Heritage, Innovation, and Designer Speculation
The Paris Fashion Week's Autumn-Winter 2025-2026 season, ending March 11th, featured Chanel's nod to its heritage, Miu Miu's nearly doubled sales at €1.37 billion in 2024, and Saint Laurent's vibrant collection, all set against a backdrop of designer market speculation, particularly regarding Gucci.

Paris Fashion Week: Heritage, Innovation, and Designer Speculation
The Paris Fashion Week's Autumn-Winter 2025-2026 season, ending March 11th, featured Chanel's nod to its heritage, Miu Miu's nearly doubled sales at €1.37 billion in 2024, and Saint Laurent's vibrant collection, all set against a backdrop of designer market speculation, particularly regarding Gucci.
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32% Bias Score

Literal English Translations in Spanish Public Discourse
An analysis of Spanish language corpora reveals a growing tendency to use literal translations from English, such as "en el medio plazo," instead of established Spanish equivalents like "a medio plazo," particularly in political and journalistic writing.

Literal English Translations in Spanish Public Discourse
An analysis of Spanish language corpora reveals a growing tendency to use literal translations from English, such as "en el medio plazo," instead of established Spanish equivalents like "a medio plazo," particularly in political and journalistic writing.
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44% Bias Score
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