Third graders on board a floating school in Bangladesh run by the nonprofit group Shidhulai Swanirvar Sangstha.
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Barb Williamson runs several sobriety houses in Pennsylvania, commercially run homes where residents support each other in their recovery from opioid addiction. Initially, she says, she saw the use of Suboxone or methadone by residents as "a crutch," and banned them. But evidence the medicines can be helpful changed her mind.
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Third graders on board a floating school in Bangladesh run by the nonprofit group Shidhulai Swanirvar Sangstha.
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An election official holds an electronic voting machine memory card following the Georgia primary runoff elections at a polling location in Atlanta on July 24, 2018. A group of Georgia voters is suing the state, saying that the electronic machines are not secure.
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