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Scientists said the face greatly influenced the social assessments of a person, including elections, according to the BBC.
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Scientists said the face greatly influenced the social assessments of a person, including elections, according to the BBC.
During the APEC 2017 High Week, Vietnam hosted a reception to welcome leaders of APEC economies at Sheraton hotel complex.
Scott Forstall, former leader of Apple's software and who created the iOS operating system for the early iPhone, has revealed a little secret about the cause of the iPad.
Because of being considered a god, there are many mystical legends about Quan Van Truong related to his previous life.
In ancient times, assassins were people who specialized in assassinating kings, leaders, or causing internal unrest among enemies.
Russian helicopter Kamov Ka-52 Alligator was once identified by Russian leaders as the world's best combat helicopter. The Ka-52 Alligator is responsible for patrolling,…
We can know if someone is a leader simply by observing their facial features, according to a new study.
Indonesia's rescue agency leader said the initial fragment analysis showed that the QZ8501 plane had exploded before sinking into the sea.
Leadership is an innate quality. This is the conclusion of scientists after conducting fish research and predicting unrest in animal social groups as well as humans, whe…
For nearly five centuries, generations of researchers have been searching for the legendary treasure of the Inca empire, which existed in South America between 1438 and…
In today's business environment, cold, proud women are the subjects that business owners value when they recruit managerial positions.
Many people believe that the leader must have a general, a different appearance from ordinary people, styled to be born to bear.
A gene in the body determines whether we become leaders or just follow the orders of others.
For hundreds of years, many greedy people from Europe have perished in the pitiful forest of South America in the hope of finding the golden city of El Dorado.
Both women and men prefer female leaders with a deeper voice than those with high voices, even in traditional female leadership positions, according to a new study.