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Monitor articles for July 12, 2023

Democrats prep shadow presidential campaigns
Wednesday, July 12, 2023 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
African tech workers press global social media giants for better conditions
The Monitor's ViewTo fight graft, Mongolia lends an ear
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A Christian Science PerspectiveConnected with God
In with a bang: The James Webb Space Telescope after one year
First LookSemenya wins landmark case: What does it mean for women’s sports?
First LookSudan on the brink of civil war as millions flee to neighbor states
First LookUS inflation hits lowest point since 2021, bringing consumers relief
Tom Cruise vs. AI: Can the last movie star defeat computer villain?