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Like anyone whose spelling has deteriorated since the invention of autocorrect, I’ve been finding it hard to ignore the near constant chatter about how automation is going to impact the future of work. I can’t help but wonder how I’ll be affected as a writer – will I be part of the 35% of people who are predicted to lose their jobs?

Story on various ways by which traders evade GST, on page 4

Story on Indian aviation industry on page 20

Story on the man-animal conflict in Bannerghatta area on page 3

Story on the growth of homoeopathy industry on page 4

Story on the inauguration of the first theatre in Huvina Hadagali taluk on page 6

Story on illegal use of LPG cylinders as autorickshaw fuel in rural Karnataka on page 5

Story on lack of fire stations in rural Karnataka, on page 6

Story on eviction notices given to BDA complexes shopkeepers, on page 2

Story on the low pay scale of BMTC conductors and the problems which they face because of that, on page 1

Part of Issue 7 of The Observer

Fall 2017 semester issue of the literary magazine, The Comma.

In this issue: Communication Key to Bidding AESS; Eliminate Wire Feeding Issues; 2018 Convention Review

In this issue: Streamlined Pre-Con Techniques; Low Level Fall Protection; 2017 Convention Highlights; Big Box & High Rise

In the Fall 2018 issue: Common Sense Collaboration; Tools for Improve Workflow; Drones in Steel Construction; Effective Meetings: Your Co...

Our annual entertainment issue. The Secret Sisters; The Next Generation of North Alabama Musicians; Award-Winning Composer Merv Warren; Part...

Annual entertainment issue featuring profiles of nine North Alabama musical acts; Local comedians; Donna Jean Godchaux; Three Southern maker...

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The assistant editor on the second edition of Breezin' Magazine

Life Magazines (Los Angeles editions) Quality Community Magazines July 2017

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This November, in addition to the usual spate of candidates in the mid-term election, Smithfield voters will be asked on separate ballot questions whether to authorize two bond issues totaling $49.5 million.

As Smithfield residents start making New Year’s resolutions, the town’s Recycling Coordinator, Melissa Chaput, has one that they can add to their list: “If everyone can make a resolution to brush up on their recycling tips, that would be a good resolution for folks to make for the New Year – resolve to be good recyclers,” she says with a smile.

Around the World: "A Journey Through Genres with Kaleo" "The Return of Reggaeton"

Our winter issue is out now, featuring an interview with Quorn CEO Kevin Brennan and a feature on our two rescued dairy cows, Thelma and Louise. Receive your hard copy in the post ahead of everyone else by becoming a Viva! Supporter

All about family! For ECU assignment purpose only.

Poetry by a newspaper? You bet.