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Leader Sacrifices His Home During Revolutionary War
The Declaration of Independence was signed by fifty-six men. In signing this document, they put their lives and their fortunes on the line. Treason was ...
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Your Heart Always Follows Your Money
Suppose you buy shares of General Motors. What happens? You suddenly develop interest in GM. You check the financial pages. You see a magazine article ...
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Driver's Donated Organs Save Five Lives
August 7, 2016, was a devastating day for the racing community: driver Bryan Clauson died following a crash in a Kansas race. But in the midst of his ...
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Pet Chipmunk Saves Nuts for Owner
Pastor Ken Shigematsu shares the following true story about his wife's pet chipmunk named Forte:
My wife Saiko's family loves animals. They regularly take ...
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'McFarland, USA': What Price is the American Dream?
McFarland, USA is based on the true story of a Caucasian football coach, Jim White, and his family accepting a job in 1987 in the poor, mainly Latino ...
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Passengers Love Their Bags More Than Life
On Tuesday, September 8th, 2015, a British Airways jet caught fire at the Las Vegas airport, sending smoke billowing into the air, after suffering what ...
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Italian Phrase that Depicts Biblical Love
The Italians have a beautiful expression for love: ti voglio bene. Though commonly translated as "I love you," [the phrase] more literally means ...
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The 'British Schindler' Dies
Sir Nicholas Winton, famously dubbed the "British Schindler," died at the age of 106. Back in the 1930s he was a young stockbroker in London, ...
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The Origin of 'Skin in the Game'
According to one story (which may be a legend), in the late 1960s, the now-iconic investor Warren Buffet pried seed money for his very first stock fund ...
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Nelson Mandela Was Ready to Suffer for His Convictions
In 1964 Nelson Mandela began his prison sentence at Rodden Island, the former site of a leper colony and the insane. For the next 27 years, Mandela would ...
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