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Every character and creature in Dungeons and Dragons is assigned one of six different DnD sizes – important categories which define how much space they take up on a map, which weapons they can carry, ...

Well, you’re in luck. Scientists have tallied tallywacker sizes around the globe to determine which nation’s people are the most well-endowed. Hint: It’s not the citizens of the United States.

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Though some suggest that hiring more teachers would reduce class sizes, that does not guarantee good teacher quality, he said in an interview with The Straits Times. Said Mr Chan: “Can you ...

Jan 2 (Reuters) - A law professor tapped ChatGPT to write his latest article, which argues that generative artificial intelligence programs will "expand the horizons" of legal scholarship.