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Abu Juwairiya

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'Every year 175 Disney employees vomit and pass out inside of their costumes because they would be instantly fired if they take them off.'
 

Abu Juwairiya

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Mexico has the largest proportion of people, outside of a war zone, leaving the country than entering it every year.
 
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Abu Juwairiya

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While Buddhism officially promotes peace and opposes war, priests have often used religion to justify, extol and glorify conflict for the sake of preserving Buddhism and defending it from outsiders and external threats.
 
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Abu Juwairiya

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'1 of every 5 homeless men in the U.S. are veterans dumped in the streets after being psychologically exploited by the military machine.'
 

Abu Juwairiya

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While the Cheetah can run faster than any other animal, it can only do so for three minutes and if it has not caught the prey it wanted after the chase, it will starve for three days until it re-gain its energy.

Another problem is other animals such as lions, hyenas or leopards will sometimes smell or sense the cheetah's prize and take it for themselves, often appearing in small groups to ensure the cheetah does not fight back.
 
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Abu Juwairiya

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'By the time the average American child is 6 years, he/she would have had more eye contact with cartoon characters than their own parents.'
 

Abu Juwairiya

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'In 2010, Coca-Cola was voted the most discriminatory employer in the world, out of 212 top executives, 211 are of Caucasian descent.'
 

Abu Juwairiya

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Walt Disney was turned down 302 times by American banks over his idea that consumers would pay to come to an amusement centre where they could see people dressed as cartoon characters.
 
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Abu Juwairiya

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'According to psychologists a woman who feels ugly buys 400% more beauty products than a woman who feels comfortable with her self-image.'
 

Abu Juwairiya

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Sati, the ritual of widows joining their dead husbands on the funeral pyre, was still practiced in Nepal as late as 1926.
 
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