Meaning
Brain-computer interfaces give two women their voices back
Two studies published on the 23rd of August in the journal Nature have proven how far we’ve come with our ability to translate thoughts into spoken words
Vučić: "Today, more than ever, the whole world longs for truth and justice" PHOTO
"Today, perhaps more than ever, the whole world longs for truth and justice," Vucic began and continued:
Google translation’ of book into Turkish sparks debate
A veteran translator has stirred controversy among literature experts by announcing that he has translated a biography of Milan Kundera from French into Turkish although he is not a francophone.
The allure of exposure
It is essential for any new government to communicate its policies and achievements to the public, but even more so when it is challenged by an opposition that has no qualms about twisting the facts.
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BGN 150,000 Will Cost the Oral and Written Translations For the Need of the National Assembly
A little over BGN 300,000 will cost the oral and written translations for the need of the National Assembly for a period of 24 months or BGN 150,000 per year. This is understood as a procedure - a public competition which the parliamentary administration launched on Friday, reported BGNES.
Women and men know different words, research suggests
The stereotypes that women only talk about fashion among themselves or men are only interested in exchanging views on the newest car model is clearly and outdated way of thinking. But it seems there could actually be some truth in that, because according to data analysis from the Centre for Reading Research, men and women knew different words.
Turkey's 'emotional reality'
Probably you keep hearing about it all these days, the concept of "post-truth." After a spike in use around Brexit and the election of Donald Trump, the word "post-truth" has been named as Oxford Dictionary's word of the year.
Actually the term was first used by Serbian-American playwright Steve Tesich.
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