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Small Print: numbers can also tell stories

We can tally numbers and tell stories, but we can also tell stories with numbers. In this book, everything counts (and can be counted).

Público17 Jan

Small Print: numbers can also tell stories

Tim Spector and his three daily portions of fermented foods and Shigeru Mizuki’s Second World War

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Ferment: The Life-Changing Power of Microbes, by the professor of epidemiology at King’s College London, and the first volume of Showa — A History of Japan by the Japanese author are now available in bookshops.

Público13 Jan

Tim Spector and his three daily portions of fermented foods and Shigeru Mizuki’s Second World War

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1500: Pedro Álvares Cabral's fleet, anchored at Porto Seguro in newly discovered Brazil, celebrates Mass on the feast of the Apostles Philip and James. Scribe Pero Vaz de Caminha records the ceremony in his famous letter to King Manuel I.
1974: Just six days after the Carnation Revolution, Portugal celebrates its first free May Day in nearly 50 years. Over a million people flood Lisbon's streets in the largest public gathering in Portuguese history, marking the end of authoritarian rule.

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1931: The Empire State Building is officially opened in New York City, becoming the world's tallest building and an enduring symbol of American ambition during the Great Depression.

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Recent articles

Small Print: numbers can also tell stories

Tim Spector and his three daily portions of fermented foods and Shigeru Mizuki’s Second World War

Recent articles

Small Print: numbers can also tell stories

Tim Spector and his three daily portions of fermented foods and Shigeru Mizuki’s Second World War