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Brazil's Neymar feared paralysis when injured

L.A. Times - 7 Jul 2014 03:29
Brazil's Neymar feared paralysis when injured Moments after the rough tackle that knocked him out of the World Cup, Brazilian striker Neymar feared he had been paralyzed, Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari said.
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The 10 Most Important Things In The World Right Now

Business Insider - 7 Jul 2014 09:06
The 10 Most Important Things In The World Right Now Good morning! Here's what you need to know before your first meeting of the day: 1. Several Israeli suspects have been arrested over the abduction and killing of a Palestinian teenager, The Financial Times reports. The c...
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14 Badass Trading Desk Setups From Around The World

Business Insider - 7 Jul 2014 21:03
14 Badass Trading Desk Setups From Around The World If you want to trade the markets you have to live the markets — that means turning your trading desk into your second home. That's why we put out a call to our readers to send in pictures of their oh-so-important space...
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This Trailer Lets You Camp On Both Land And Sea

Business Insider - 7 Jul 2014 23:49
This Trailer Lets You Camp On Both Land And Sea Now your camping trip doesn't have to end at the water's edge.  The Sealander is a German-designed camping trailer that transforms into a boat, simply by attaching an outboard motor to the stern.  The interior has a ta...
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Boeing examining effects of train derailment on 737 plane production Boeing Co. is assessing the potential effect on production of its 737 airliner, its bestselling plane, after a train carrying fuselages to its final assembly plant in Washington derailed.
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Surreal Photos Of Boeing Plane Parts That Slid Into A Montana River Three Boeing 737 fuselages remain sitting in Montana's Clark Fork River after sliding down a steep embankment following a train derailment. Photos provided by Wiley E. Waters Rafting show the portions of the passenger ...
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Zac Efron, Michelle Rodriguez kiss each other, confuse the world Zac Efron and Michelle Rodriguez friends? Old news. The kissing, however -- that's a different story.
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WiLAN, Nokia ink multi-year license deal

Tech Times - 7 Jul 2014 23:23
WiLAN, Nokia ink multi-year license deal WiLAN has entered into a patent licensing deal with Nokia Networks. Nokia gains multi-year access to a range of wireless technology patents owned by WiLAN.
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How to use your Android tablet as a second laptop screen If you're in the market for screen real-estate, Android has a convenient solution: use your tablet as laptop overflow screen.
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Seaboard retail center sold for $4.6M

News Observer - 7 Jul 2014 20:05
The recently renovated retail center adjacent to Seaboard Station in Raleigh has been sold for nearly $4.6 million, according to Wake County property records.
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It's All About Business!

The Huffington Post - 7 Jul 2014 17:41
It's All About Business! Co-written with Carlecia D. Wright Photo courtesy of the Insight Center for Community Economic Development Business diversity policies are alive and well in many cities and counties throughout the U.S. -- and especially ...
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Lexus Lights Up The Kuala Lumpur Skyline With Stunt Men [THE BRIEF] Lexus used LED light suits and a number of stunt men for its "Amazing in Motion" campaign to light up the Kuala Lumpur skyline. The ad could only be shot at night and required a team of 40 expert engineers to make it lo...
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Meet China's richest man

CNN - 7 Jul 2014 04:32
China's richest man, Wang Jianlin, may not yet be a household name outside of China, but that could be about to change.
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Paul Walker's daughter emerges with a smile, a bikini Meadow Rain Walker is "glad to be back."          
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Sir Dave Brailsford wants to win Tour de France with a French rider Team Sky principal says France deserves a French winner Last Frenchman to win Tour was Bernard Hinault in 1985 Sir Dave Brailsford would like to give the Tour de France its first home winner since 1985 when Bernard Hinau...
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Israeli Air Strikes in Gaza Kill 7 Hamas Militants Tensions have been high since the discovery of three murdered Israeli teens in the Hamas stronghold of Hebron in late June and the slaying of a Palestinian teen in apparent retaliation
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Service makes precious metals start-up shine

USA Today - 7 Jul 2014 06:06
Service makes precious metals start-up shine Texas Precious Metals is upending an industry dominated by Mom and Pop coin shops.          
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Traffic lights: There's a better way

MIT - 7 Jul 2014 06:00
Traffic lights: There's a better way MIT researchers develop an improved system for timing of urban lights to minimize commuting times.
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California minimum wage up; policymakers push for further increases California's low-wage workers now have a little more money to pay their rent, see a doctor or hold an occasional backyard barbecue, now that the Fourth of July has come and gone.
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iPhone 6 design debate gets testy

CNET - 7 Jul 2014 03:20
iPhone 6 design debate gets testy Speculating on what the 'iPhone 6' will look like is dicey and, as a consequence, highly debatable.
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Foxconn prepares to replace workers with robots in iPhone 6 assembly process Foxconn is preparing to enhance its assembly process with a new line of robots, the CEO of the iPhone manufacturer’s parent company said during a shareholder meeting. According to the executive, Apple will be the first...
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Lloyds Picks New Chief Amid Bank IT Scrutiny

Sky News - 7 Jul 2014 23:49
Lloyds Picks New Chief Amid Bank IT Scrutiny The UK's biggest bank is turning to a Canadian to oversee its IT systems at a crucial time, Sky News understands.
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