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| Wake-up call for lazy France |
| Francis Mer could be relaxing in the Caribbean if he wanted. Instead, France’s 64-year-old finance minister gets up routinely at 5.30 am, exercises for half an hour on his rowing machine and then works a 14-hour day.... |
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| After
the grilling |
| In
the human race, the sub-species called ‘parents’
would do anything for the preservation and
progress of its young. They subject themselves
to the most arduous and humiliati... |
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| Coffee
break: Resolution time |
| A split
second separates December 31 from January 1, in
much the same way a split second separates any day
from the one that follows it. Yet which of us believes
that it is th... | Read.. |
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| Dilemmas |
| I got
married six months ago. Within a few days of marriage,
my wife started showing abnormal behaviour. We informed
her family but they ignored the matter. Then we
took he... | Read.. |
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| Francis Mer: Get up, get going |
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