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| Definition: | (adjective) Precisely accurate. |
| Synonyms: | right |
| Usage: | The trial transcript provides me with a veracious account of all that transpired in the courtroom. |
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SaloSalo is often cited in European humor as a stereotypical staple of Ukrainian cuisine, analogous to the association of cheeseburgers with the US and bratwurst with Germany. The beloved traditional dish consists of smoked or salt-cured slabs of pork fatback, often flavored with paprika or garlic. It contains little to no meat and is usually consumed raw. It can also be rendered for use in cooking or chopped up for use as a condiment. What salo-based dish was invented as a joke? More... |
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Edith Thompson and Frederick Bywaters Executed for Murder (1923)Frederick Bywaters was convicted of murder after admitting to the brutal stabbing of Percy Thompson, the husband of his lover Edith Thompson. In an extremely controversial decision, Edith was also convicted of her husband's murder, even though Bywaters himself claimed that Edith had had nothing to do with it. Public sympathy for Edith could not prevent her execution, which was carried out at the same time as her former lover's. Who had witnessed the murder and fingered Bywaters as the culprit? More... |
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Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney (1875)Born into immense wealth as a member of the Vanderbilt family, Whitney studied sculpture in the US and Europe. In addition to producing her own notable artwork, which included a Titanic memorial, Whitney became an influential patron and collector. After attempting to donate her vast art collection to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and being turned away, Whitney founded her own museum—today one of the foremost museums of modern American art. What family dispute made headlines in 1934? More... |
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Searing Temperatures and High Winds Stoke Wildfires in AustraliaWildfires are burning in five of Australia's six states, with over 100 in New South Wales alone, and many have yet to be contained. High winds are making it more difficult to get the fires under control, as are record temperatures. Australia has been experiencing abnormally hot temperatures for months now, and recently, temperatures grew so extreme that the Bureau of Meteorology had to increase its temperature scale to 54° C (129° F) and introduce new colors to its forecast maps. More on the subject... |
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But what we call our despair is often only the painful eagerness of unfed hope.
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