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A screenshot of the first OPM test email sent to employees across the federal government Jan. 24. A lawsuit filed in federal court Monday alleges that the Office of Personnel Management set up an ...

"His voice has changed, and he's been really insecure about it," the insider says of Billy Ray, 63, who broke into the music scene with his 1992 hit "Achy Breaky Heart." Speaking about how the ...

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The word “ambivalent” comes from the roots “ambi” meaning “both” and “valentia” meaning “strength.” To be ambivalent about something is to be pulled in opposite directions.

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