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For Want of A Nail (Traditional) For want of a nail the shoe was lost. For want of a shoe the horse was lost. For want of a horse the rider ...

Losing 185kg (29 stones) in body weight might seem like an extreme way to get into the record books. Manuel says reading The Bible has encou...

NYSE (1914): Closed due to the outbreak of World War I, but opened again four months later to help the war effort by selling bonds.

Oldster: An old or elderly person.

Slow-moving turtles might not seem like very exciting racers. But this spring, the first-ever Great Turtle Race will pit migrating leatherba...

1978: Rufus Bowen worked in mathematical dynamics systems theory. His untimely death at age thirty-one cut short his pioneering work, includ...

Wangle: To adjust or manipulate for personal or fraudulent ends. To make or get by devious means, finagle.

Bogor, West Java, in Indonesia Tigers don't normally snuggle with orangutans. The big cats are meat-eaters, after all. But when Demis an...

1872: Born Gregory Yefimovich in the icy land of Siberia, Rasputin grew up in poverty with a life as harsh as his environment. As a child an...

Impecunious: Having very little or no money usually habitually, penniless.