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Marilyn Monroe’s former residence in Brentwood has been designated a historical landmark by the Los Angeles City Council, concluding a prolonged effort to save the iconic home from demolition. Unanimous
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“An absolutely inspiring example of skill, compassion, competence, and innovation in the service of Bangladesh and the world. Bravo!” Dr Christopher MacLennan, Deputy Minister for Canada’s International Development – Global
