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A History of Distant Lands: From Imagination to Reality
Georges Vigarello's "Une histoire des lointains" explores humanity's fascination with distant lands, tracing its evolution from mythical perceptions to colonial domination, illustrated through historical accounts and maps.
A History of Distant Lands: From Imagination to Reality
Georges Vigarello's "Une histoire des lointains" explores humanity's fascination with distant lands, tracing its evolution from mythical perceptions to colonial domination, illustrated through historical accounts and maps.
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32% Bias Score
Earth's Unique Characteristics: Shape, Water, and Life
Earth, an oblate spheroid with 70% water coverage, is the only known planet supporting life; its dynamic tectonic plates and diverse ecosystems demonstrate its unique characteristics.
Earth's Unique Characteristics: Shape, Water, and Life
Earth, an oblate spheroid with 70% water coverage, is the only known planet supporting life; its dynamic tectonic plates and diverse ecosystems demonstrate its unique characteristics.
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24% Bias Score
Twelve Dutch Streken: A Geography of Informal Regions
This article details twelve informally defined Dutch regions called "streken," ranging from the agricultural Westland to the historically significant Veenkolonieën, highlighting the complex interplay between formal administrative divisions and deeply rooted regional identities.
Twelve Dutch Streken: A Geography of Informal Regions
This article details twelve informally defined Dutch regions called "streken," ranging from the agricultural Westland to the historically significant Veenkolonieën, highlighting the complex interplay between formal administrative divisions and deeply rooted regional identities.
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16% Bias Score
Geography's Crucial Role in Shaping Human History
Christian Grataloup's "Van savanne tot stad" details humanity's global spread, emphasizing geography's influence on human history, focusing on the 'Axis of the World' (20th-40th latitude, Iberian Peninsula to Japan), where most of humanity lived, and Europe's role in globalization driven by demograp...
Geography's Crucial Role in Shaping Human History
Christian Grataloup's "Van savanne tot stad" details humanity's global spread, emphasizing geography's influence on human history, focusing on the 'Axis of the World' (20th-40th latitude, Iberian Peninsula to Japan), where most of humanity lived, and Europe's role in globalization driven by demograp...
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52% Bias Score
Sweden Seeks Trademark Protection
Visit Sweden applies to trademark its name to prevent traveler confusion caused by similarly named locations worldwide.
Sweden Seeks Trademark Protection
Visit Sweden applies to trademark its name to prevent traveler confusion caused by similarly named locations worldwide.
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0% Bias Score
2024 US Election: A Geographic Analysis
Analysis of the 2024 US Presidential Election showing Trump's victory despite Harris's strong showing in populous areas, highlighting geographic and demographic factors.
2024 US Election: A Geographic Analysis
Analysis of the 2024 US Presidential Election showing Trump's victory despite Harris's strong showing in populous areas, highlighting geographic and demographic factors.
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RGO Celebrates 180 Years: Geography's Ongoing Discoveries
The Russian Geographical Society celebrated its 180th anniversary on August 18th, coinciding with Geography Day in Russia; Komsomolskaya Pravda highlighted the ongoing importance of geographical research, including the exploration of the largely uncharted World Ocean and the discovery of new islands...
RGO Celebrates 180 Years: Geography's Ongoing Discoveries
The Russian Geographical Society celebrated its 180th anniversary on August 18th, coinciding with Geography Day in Russia; Komsomolskaya Pravda highlighted the ongoing importance of geographical research, including the exploration of the largely uncharted World Ocean and the discovery of new islands...
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44% Bias Score
Lesotho: High-Altitude Challenges and Socio-Economic Pressures
Lesotho, a landlocked country entirely surrounded by South Africa, faces significant challenges including high rates of HIV and suicide, food insecurity due to its mountainous terrain, and economic dependence on its neighbor.
Lesotho: High-Altitude Challenges and Socio-Economic Pressures
Lesotho, a landlocked country entirely surrounded by South Africa, faces significant challenges including high rates of HIV and suicide, food insecurity due to its mountainous terrain, and economic dependence on its neighbor.
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12% Bias Score
Gadheim: Germany's Unremarkable EU Center
Since the UK's departure from the EU on February 1st, 2020, Gadheim, Germany, has become the new geographical center of the EU, resulting in a modest increase in tourism, with mixed visitor feedback and minor vandalism issues.
Gadheim: Germany's Unremarkable EU Center
Since the UK's departure from the EU on February 1st, 2020, Gadheim, Germany, has become the new geographical center of the EU, resulting in a modest increase in tourism, with mixed visitor feedback and minor vandalism issues.
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36% Bias Score
Mount Scenery's Height Revised
New measurements reveal Mount Scenery on Saba, the highest point in the Netherlands, is 870 meters tall, lower than previously believed.
Mount Scenery's Height Revised
New measurements reveal Mount Scenery on Saba, the highest point in the Netherlands, is 870 meters tall, lower than previously believed.
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24% Bias Score
University Access and Geographic Disparity
Analysis of the debate surrounding university access, focusing on geographic disparities and the socioeconomic impact of potential closures.
University Access and Geographic Disparity
Analysis of the debate surrounding university access, focusing on geographic disparities and the socioeconomic impact of potential closures.
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