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Happy 18th Birthday To Fifth Harmony's Normani Kordei! How did her fellow Harmonizers wish her a special day? The post Happy 18th Birthday To Fifth Harmony’s Normani Kordei! appeared first on Popdust.
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6 missing climbers feared dead on Mount Rainier A Mount Rainier National Park official says six climbers are presumed dead after helicopters detected pings from emergency beacons buried in the snow thousands of feet below their last known location.
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Group pensions 'in Queen's Speech'

BBC - 1 Jun 2014 06:42
Group pensions 'in Queen's Speech' The government is expected to unveil plans to allow workers to contribute to Dutch-style collective pensions, which it says could boost income for members.
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It's been less than 48 hours since Google launched its online tool that allows people in the European Union to request to be "forgotten" from search results, and the company has already received 12,000 requests, accordin...
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The digital economy: fair shares?

The Guardian - 1 Jun 2014 23:46
It could be that the sharing economy is more evolution than the revolution idealists hoped for
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If you're looking in the right place, sometimes it's easy to spot an artist's influences. Some of George Lucas's inspirations for Star Wars are well documented, but Squarespace interface director Michael Heilemann is wor...
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Iran announces execution of dissident for 'enmity against God' An Iranian dissident has been executed by hanging for "enmity against God" despite protests by human rights groups who claimed that the man received an unfair trial. 
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The Sex Factor: America's First Reality TV/Porn Hybrid The culture has moved on
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The NSA isn't limiting itself to telephone metadata and email communications. The agency is building a massive database of photos as part of a facial recognition projection to track and identify targets, reports The New ...
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Thai troops deployed against protest

BBC - 1 Jun 2014 08:15
Thai troops deployed against protest Thousands of police and soldiers have been deployed around the Thai capital, Bangkok, to try to prevent anti-coup protesters from gathering.
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Low voter turnout at Egypt vote

CNN - 1 Jun 2014 06:34
Reza Sayah reports on troubles with Egypt's election results, including low turnout.
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China denounces US-Japan speeches

BBC - 1 Jun 2014 06:12
China denounces US-Japan speeches China denounces Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel for "provocative speeches" against Beijing at a Singapore forum.
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Jodi Arias could still face death penalty, judge says A judge denied a motion from Jodi Arias' defense team this week to have the death penalty removed as a sentencing option for the woman whose murder trial became an international sensation.
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Man 'Stole $350k Of Human Skin' From Hospital

Sky News - 1 Jun 2014 02:35
Man 'Stole $350k Of Human Skin' From Hospital Police in Philadelphia are not yet certain what became of the more than 200 skin grafts that were allegedly stolen from hospital.
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Turkish police use teargas against Gezi Park anniversary protesters Eighty detained as police disperse chanting protesters marking one-year anniversary of Gezi Park demonstrations Turkish police fired teargas and water cannon on Saturday to disperse protesters in central Istanbul who sou...
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Google's Abigail Posner Shares What The Company Looks For When Hiring Google disclosed its diversity numbers on Wednesday, confirming that white men still dominate Silicon Valley. A whopping 70% of its 46,170 employees worldwide are men and 61% of its staff is white. Knowing that the com...
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The Economics Of Replacing Obamacare: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Health care for all, through the free market
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Japan Bolsters Its Military Spending

Forbes - 1 Jun 2014 05:51
Japan Bolsters Its Military Spending TOKYO-Troubled with increasingly belligerent regional overtures by China, Japan continues expanding its defense spending and building a legal framework for new wartime functionalities in keeping with their post-World War...
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Carl Icahn Denies Insider Trading

Time - 1 Jun 2014 05:08
Carl Icahn Denies Insider Trading The investor says he has "never given out inside information"
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Scotland Rally Crashes: Three Spectators Killed Scotland's Jim Clark Rally is cancelled after three people die and six others are injured in two separate accidents.
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What the U.S. Gave Up to Get Bergdahl Back

ABC News - 1 Jun 2014 02:01
What the U.S. Gave Up to Get Bergdahl Back A pair of GOP senators say deal broke law, and question price.
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Lana Del Rey overwhelmed by her image at the Shrine Lana Del Rey poses so powerfully that her voice can sometimes feel like a liability.
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