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Headline 1: What makes a place a World Heritage Site
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A practical guide for HubCage readers, written from everyday experience. World Heritage Sites are places considered so important to humanity that their protection is a shared international responsibility. They include…
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Headline 2: Making your home more energy efficient this winter
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Here is a straightforward look at this topic for HubCage. Most heat leaves an ordinary home through draughts, thin curtains and an uninsulated loft, and all three are cheap to fix. Draught strips around doors and…
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Headline 3: Packing for a week in one carry-on bag
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Here is a straightforward look at this topic for HubCage. A week of clothes fits in a small bag if everything matches everything else. Choose one colour family, pack three tops and two bottoms that all combine, one…
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Headline 4: What a vaccine actually does in your body
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A short, useful read for the HubCage community. A vaccine shows the immune system a harmless piece or copy of a germ so that it can prepare before the real thing arrives. The body produces antibodies and memory cells…
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Headline 5: Rewriting your CV so a busy reader finishes it
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Here is a straightforward look at this topic for HubCage. Recruiters give a CV a few seconds before deciding whether to keep reading. Put the job you want and three achievements that prove you can do it at the top, in…
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Headline 6: How the shipping container changed world trade
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This piece for HubCage collects the advice that holds up in practice. Before standard containers, cargo was loaded onto ships piece by piece, a slow process that could keep a vessel in port for a week or more. The…
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Headline 7: Using the rule of thirds to compose better photos
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This piece for HubCage collects the advice that holds up in practice. The rule of thirds divides the frame into a grid of nine equal parts using two horizontal and two vertical lines. Placing the main subject along one…
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