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Word of the Day: FortuitousToday's word of the day 'fortuitous' describes events that happen by chance, often with a lucky outcome. This Word of the Day explores its ...- Word of the Day: FortuitousFortuitous describes events that happen by chance, unintentionally, and often with a beneficial outcome. While its core meaning is accident...
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- The distinctive silhouette of 'The Pierre'Soaring above Central Park, the distinctive silhouette of The Pierre is as famous in Manhattan as Shahjahan’s marble masterpiece is worldwi...
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- Handling cash windfallIf you are the lucky winner of a contest or jackpot, you should be aware that the prize money is taxable.
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