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1.1KLifestyleLack Of Insurance Exposes Blind Spots In Vision Care
Every day, a college bus drops off as many as 45 youngsters at a group eye clinic on Chicago’s South Side. Many...
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1.2KPoliticsTwo Muslim Families Kill 13 in Suicide Bombings on Christian Churches and Police in Indonesia
In a gruesome display of murderous religious insanity, two Muslim families turned suicide bombers blew themselves up in attacks on three Christian...
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3.2KBusinessNew SpaceX Block 5 Multiple Reuse Rocket in Successful First Launch
The first SpaceX rocket capable of multiple reuse -- the Falcon 9 Full Thrust Block 5 -- successfully delivered its first satellite...
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1.0KScience and technologyNew SpaceX Block 5 Multiple Reuse Rocket in Successful First Launch
The first SpaceX rocket capable of multiple reuse -- the Falcon 9 Full Thrust Block 5 -- successfully delivered its first satellite...
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1.2KJustice and rightsIsraelis Slaughter 58 Palestinians, Wound 2,700 as World Condemns Dedication of U.S. Jerusalem Embassy
Now more isolated from the rest of the world, the United States and Israel together celebrated the dedication of the U.S. embassy...
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1.1KScience and technology17 tech books, four fabulous Firefox extensions, Linux methods, Buildah, Ansible, and different scorching reads
Linux-related articles dominated our prime 10 checklist final week, however our round-up of 17 books for Linux and open source fans was...
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1.1KLifestyleFirst, Marijuana. Are Magic Mushrooms Next?
In Oregon and Denver, the place marijuana is authorized for leisure use, activists at the moment are pushing towards a psychedelic frontier:...
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1.2KLifestyleSticker Shock Jolts Oklahoma Patient: $15,076 For Four Tiny Screws
Sherry Young simply wished to have the ability to stroll with out ache. About three years in the past, she started to...
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1.2KJustice and rightsRobocall Spammer Fined a Record $120 Million by FCC
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) fined a robocall operator from Florida the astounding sum of $120 million for pestering people with...
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1.1KPoliticsSingle Japanese Women are a ‘Burden on the State’
Only 941,000 children were born in Japan in 2017, the fewest since records began in 1899, and this latest indication of the...