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Matthew Rees, Founder, Food and Health Facts (former White House speechwriter), now highlighting America's toxic food culture and how it undermines human health
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How India influenced the US rebellion against the British 250 years ago

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By Matthew Rees
| Scroll.in Verified
July 4 marks the 250th anniversary of the day America’s colonists issued a declaration stating their desire to be free of British rule. The anniversary is an occasion to revisit two questions that are fundamental to US history: what motivated the American colonies to turn against their overlords across the Atlantic? And how did an outmanned colonial military defeat a superior British fighting force? An unlikely country – India – factors into both answers.
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‘In Defense of Sunlight’ Review: A Star Is Scorned

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By Matthew Rees
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
The media is saturated with dire findings about the risks of sun exposure. Lost in the noise are the undeniable health benefits of catching rays. As long as humans have roamed the earth, they have reaped the benefits of sun exposure. In recent decades, however, there has been a greater tendency for people to cloister inside. This is mainly due to technology and workplace requirements, but it is also a response to jeremiads about the sun’s harmful rays.
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Credito sotto pressione: come le strategie di copertura fanno la differenza

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By Matthew Rees, Tom Farrington, Grace Cheng
CONTRIBUTO a cura di Matthew Rees, head of Global Bond Strategies - Unconstrained, Tom Farrington, Investment Specialist, e Grace Cheng, Lead Fixed Income Investment Specialist, Asia. Contenuto sponsorizzato da L&G. Questo è un articolo riservato agli utenti FundsPeople. Se sei già registrato, accedi tramite il pulsante Login. Se non hai ancora un account, ti invitiamo a registrarti per scoprire tutti i contenuti che FundsPeople ha da offrire.
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