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Monitor articles for November 30, 2021

The Monitor's ViewHow robots make us smarter
Difference MakerBoxing and talking: How a 1988 Olympian gives back
First LookAs Twitter CEO steps down, company looks forward to the future
First LookBarbados becomes a republic, says goodbye to British monarchy
A Christian Science PerspectiveGod's love is yours to express
First LookJosephine Baker: France inducts first Black woman into Pantheon
FocusWhy abortion fight isn’t over if Roe is overturned
Tuesday, November 30, 2021 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Civil debate about education? Two opponents offer a blueprint.
Not just another lizard: Peruvian beauty offers extinction counternarrative
Libya elections: Can internal conflict move from bullets to ballots?
First LookOffense or defense? Russia increases troops along Ukraine border.