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Born on the same day: 10 celebrity pairings you won't expect

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5 min   Discover   Born on the same day: 10 celebrity pairings you won't expect     What does Abraham Lincoln have in common with Charles Darwin? Or Benjamin Franklin with Muhammad Ali? Sometimes the answer is surprisingly simple: a birthday. History is full of famous people from completely different worlds who happened to arrive on the same calendar date. Some of these coincidences go much further. Two history-changing figures were born on the exact same day and year, while three modern icons arrived on the same date.   Read Full Article

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10 Differences Between American And British English

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From the Big Ben to the Big Apple 10 Differences Between American And British English 5 min. Picture in your mind a conversation between a New Yorker, someone raised in the American Midwest, and someone from the Deep South. You can probably imagine a rich tapestry of accents, regional variations, and idiomatic expressions. All within the borders of the United States. Now, the Atlantic Ocean is vast. Over time, American English and its counterpart from across the pond have grown apart, sometimes evolving in completely different ways. From pronunciation and vocabulary to spelling, here are 10 differences between American and British English. Read full article

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