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North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il has died aged 69 of a heart attack, state media announced Monday, plunging the nuclear-armed, famine-ridden and deeply isolat...

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Let's look at some of the signs of fake nice people who you need to avoid. Trying to tell the difference between someone who is genuinely nice and someone who is faking it can be a bit challenging. That’s because some people are really good at hiding their true emotions! But, as good as they are, there are still some clues that give away their personality - and knowing these can come in handy. Paying attention to the signs of fake nice people is something worth doing. Yes, in some cases, it’s acceptable to put on an act, if not doing so would seriously mess things up. We’ve all been in situations like that. But generally speaking, a truly authentic person is the same on the outside as they are on the inside; while a fake person expresses attitudes, behaviors, and thoughts that aren't truly their own. These individuals quickly turn into toxic friends and toxic relationships. That’s why it’s important to be able to recognize fake nice people, so you can avoid them. It’s best to keep an eye out for these kind…

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Jenny Romaine and The Sukkos Mob take to the streets of New York City to keep Yiddish theater alive. From the documentary Punk Jews.