Municipalities in Poland by number of kids born in 2023. Many…
Municipalities in Poland by number of kids born in 2023. Many don’t have enough to create even one school class
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In recent years, the ‘degree inflation’ phenomenon meant many…
In recent years, the ‘degree inflation’ phenomenon meant many U.S. jobs required college degrees. Fortunately, the trend is shifting, with the number of non-degree job postings rising by 36% between 2019 and 2022 alone. But how do work opportunities for non-degree holders differ depending on where you live? In a new study, CashNetUSA accessed data … Read more
This year is ending!!! Whether it has been good or bad, we hope to start a new one, full of love, joy and many…
This year is ending!!! Whether it was good or bad, we hope to start a new one, full of love, joy and lots of health!!! Let’s hope that this new year brings us a lot of happiness!!! Happy new year to all!!! Elizabeth. !!!! Love for Chile!!!! This year is over,!!! whether it was good … Read more
Time Change in Europe Daylight saving time is used in many…
Time Change in Europe Daylight saving time is used in many countries to make better use of daylight saving time and to save energy for lighting. by maps._.factory
The word for glass in some languages. The material. In many…
The word for glass in some languages. The material. In many languages it is the same word for a beaker made of glass – but not in all. Some languages (like Slavic) have taken the word for the material from the beaker. While others from the way it looks (Germanic). by @Oysteib
‘Did we put too many.. or not enough?’: Viewers defend McDonald’s customer who asks for ‘extra, extra, extra’ onions
The motto “have it your way” may belong to McDonald’s rival, but that doesn’t mean that Mickey D’s patrons aren’t able to get their meals customized to their liking. And with the cost of food increasing significantly in the United States in recent years, it’s easier to understand why someone would be miffed if their … Read more
The word for ‘pear’ in European languages. Many…
The word for ‘pear’ in European languages. Many languages – well at least Norwegian and German – use the same word for light bulb. by @Oysteib