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Demonstration at the Kennedy Center and Rubik's Cube world record in China
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Demonstration at the Kennedy Center and Rubik's Cube world record in China

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  • More than a thousand people demonstrated on Friday September 18 around the Kennedy Center in Washington to defend this cultural venue against the policies of Donald Trump.
  • In China, six-year-old Lian Yunzhi set two new Rubik's Cube world records during competitions approved by the World Cube Association.

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Why It Matters

The Kennedy Center is an important cultural center in Washington, often at the heart of political debates. The World Cube Association organizes official Rubik's Cube competitions around the world.

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More than a thousand people gathered on Friday September 18 around the Kennedy Center in Washington (United States) to defend this cultural landmark threatened by Donald Trump.

China: Six-year-old girl sets new Rubik's Cube world record

The young Lian Yunzhi twice beat the average world record on this cube in September, during two competitions approved by the World Cube Association, the international organization which governs the competitions.

Open Questions

  • What specific policies of Donald Trump threaten the Kennedy Center?
  • What is the exact time achieved by Lian Yunzhi to break the world record?

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