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#euraintercultural - Intercultural Word of the Week - "Leonara" - This Central American Spanish word translates as "a lion's den" but is used to refer to a bachelor pad
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#euraglobal #globalmobility - The first EuRA Americas Global Mobility Conference will take place in San Jose Costa Rica, November 2-3 - eura-relocation.com/event/eu…
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#euraintercultural - Intercultural Word of the Week - "Torschlusspanik" this German word literally translates as "Gate-closing panic" and describes the fear of diminishing opportunities as we age.
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The bosses we remember:
1 provided us a safe space to grow
2 opened career doors
3 defended us when we needed it
4 recognized and rewarded us
5 developed us as leaders
6 inspired us to stretch higher
7 led by example
8 told us our work mattered
9 forgave us when we made mistakes
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#euraintrercultural - Intercultural Phrase of the Week - "Detras del Palo" - this Costa Rican phrase literally translates as "Behind the tree" but refers to a person who knows nothing about a particular topic.
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Word of the day is 'mafting' (18th century): overpowered by stifling heat and an oppressive lack of air.
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A drought has been declared in parts of South, South West & central England and East of England as the country experiences extreme heat and little rainfall
For more on this and other news visit trib.al/Rx0iR33
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Our countryside is at greater risk of fires due to prolonged periods of dry weather 🔥
If you see a smoulder, a flame or a fire unattended - act fast.
Get to a safe place and dial 999.
Retweet to protect people and places.
#CountrysideCode
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In this experiment Dr Rob Thompson of @UniRdg_Met shows just how long it takes water to soak into parched ground, illustrating why heavy rainfall after a #drought can be dangerous and might lead to flashfloods.
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