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Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Sunday a new term is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. Here is the word for the week: Authentic

Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Sunday a new term is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. Here is the word for the week: Alchemy

Feastday: March 17 Patron: of Ireland Birth: 387 Death: 461

Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Sunday a new term is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. Here is the word for the week: Accountability

ORIGINS OF " PI " Throughout history, there have been many mathematicians of different civilizations who have tried to establish the value of "pi", some with more fortune than others. The earliest references we have a record of date back almost 2000 years BC. A clay table from ancient Babylon, between 1900 and 1600 BC. C . , grants "pi" a value of

Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Sunday a new term is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. Here is the word for the week: Consistency

Featuring the "Websters Word for the week of..." section, where each Sunday a new term is highlighted from Merriam-Webster. Here is the word for the week: Transcendence