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The residents of Blendecques, a town in northern France, are trying to cope with further flooding caused by the 'exceptional flooding of the Aa', two months after the November floods. IMAGES
Marshall, Aug 28 (EFE / EPA).- Thousands of young people in Liberia struggle to get a profession and many have rely on a day-to-day job to sustain themselves, as well as their families, amid high-rate of youth unemployment in the country. (Camera: AHMED JALLANZO). SHOT LIST: YOUNG TRAINEES PERFORM VARIOUS TASKS SUCH AS BLACKSMITHING AT A CONSTRUCTION SITE IN MARSHALL, MARGIBI COUNTY, LIBERIA.
The average homeowner spends anywhere from 1% to 4% of their home's purchase price on maintenance every year. That can make home warranties appealing. But a home warranty's fine print can translate into it not always coming through when you need it to. So when Business Insider contributor Choncé Maddox got burned by her home warranty company skating out of some pricey repairs, she turned the tables. Instead of paying for another warranty, she put the same $500 she would have spent on it into a high-yield savings account for home maintenance. If a new air conditioner costs $2,000 to $3,000, she can come up with the money a lot quicker without paying for a warranty! Also, she and her husband took it upon themselves to learn how to take care of the valuable systems in their home. Hooray for YouTube!
Adam Lambert did some "soul-searching" before he started work on his long-awaited fourth studio album, 'Velvet'.
Baarle-Hertog and Baarle-Nassau are two of the most complex enclave and exclave territories in Europe, lying about 7 km (4.35 miles) north of the national border between the Netherlands and Belgium. Baarle-Hertog contains 22 Belgian enclaves inside the Netherlands, while Baarle-Nassau is formed by 8 Dutch enclaves inside Belgian territory. The borders of these enclaves, however, do not run straight, they cut houses in half, divide buildings, gardens and shops with borders, marked by white crosses on the ground, that often cut through the middle of buildings and homes.
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