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How to Become a Senator
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Do you know how to become a senator? Find out how to become a senator in this article from HowStuffWorks.
The Singularity by 2045, Plus 6 Other Ray Kurzweil Predictions
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Ray Kurzweil predicts that the singularity (artificial intelligence surpassing human intelligence) will happen by 2045. Learn more at HowStuffWorks.
How Newspapers Work
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Newspapers are explained in this article. Learn about newspapers.
10 TV Moments That Changed the World
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There have been some amazing TV moments that changed the world. Visit HowStuffWorks to see the top 10 TV moments that changed the world.
10 Best Resignations of All Time
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Some people make a colorful exit, maybe incorporating a band, video or a decorated cake. Here's our list of the best resignations from HowStuffWorks.
December 28 Birthday Astrology
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A Capricorn born December 28 is symbolized by the Goat and has a self-possessed and intelligent nature. Learn about December 28 birthday astrology.
January 11 Birthday Astrology
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A Capricorn born on January 11 is symbolized by the Goat and possesses great personal dignity. Learn more about January 11 birthday astrology.
February 18 Birthday Astrology
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An Aquarius born February 18 is symbolized by the Water Bearer and has a quiet, introspective personality. Learn about February 18 birthday astrology.
Kintsugi: What a Broken Bowl Can Teach Us
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This Japanese art uses a precious metal to literally fill in the cracks of a broken pottery piece. Learn more about kintsugi at HowStuffWorks.