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Lana Del Rey to release new album Honeymoon in September

Consequence of Sound - 23 May 2015 19:07
Lana Del Rey to release new album Honeymoon in September The highly-anticipated follow-up to Ultraviolence.
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Sports on TV heading for some big league changes

USA Today - 23 May 2015 23:37
Sports on TV heading for some big league changes Football on TV? Cricket on your smart phone may be more likely.          
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Why you should care about the Josh Duggar accusations Some family secrets are so heartbreaking that most people would rather pretend they just don't exist It's perhaps no surprise then that the Duggar clan, star of the TLC series 19 Kids and Counting, concealed for more tha...
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Monaco car collector profits from 'flipping' Ferraris Real estate broker Pieter van Naeltwijck has devised a novel way to profit from buying and selling ultra-exclusive supercars, including Ferraris, Porsches and McLarens.
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Rand Paul filibuster scuppers Republican leadership's attempts to push through an extension of surveillance powers and release senators for holiday weekend The US Senate was poised for an all-night voting session on NSA ...
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How an 8-minute surgery could completely fix your poor eyesight One of the things technology will most likely fix at some point down the road is poor eyesight. And it might happen sooner than we think, if Ocumetics Technology is successful with its Bionic Lens trials. DON'T MISS: Thi...
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Could Wallapop be Barcelona's first billion dollar startup? If Wallapop is indeed raising a more than $100 million round, it puts them and the Barcelona startup ecosystem directly in the global spotlight - here's how you can enter the scene
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Brilliant new bearing design spins with 10x less friction, doesn't require grease Japanese engineering firm Coo Space has reportedly developed a new type of bearing that spins with up to 10 times less friction than the bearings we currently use, without the aid of grease or any other sort of lubricati...
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Silk Road darknet mastermind seeks leniency

USA Today - 23 May 2015 01:59
Silk Road darknet mastermind seeks leniency Ross Ulbricht says he regrets creating a criminal eBay for drug users          
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We've hit the peak of 'free' on the Internet. It's time to pay up. Everyone wants everything on the internet for free. Just ask the New York Times. Over the years, the Times website has gone from free, to paid, back to free, and, finally, back to paid. Well, mostly paid. For now, anyway...
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Dent Bot is a concept design aimed at protecting cars against carpark dents, dings, and scratches by means of a deployable set of buffers that ward off open doors and other hazards. ..
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French adventurer seeks Pacific record with 'flying' boat Skimming across the surface of the vast Pacific, Alain Thebault scans the horizon with his blue Breton eyes. He is feeling good. A record is there to be broken.
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Azzedine Alaïa - Alaïa

Fragrantica Perfumes - 23 May 2015 10:44
Azzedine Alaïa - Alaïa Fashion designer Azzedine Alaïa enters the world of perfumes under the license of Beaute Prestige International and launches his first fragrance Alaïa. The fragrance is inspired by the designer's memories of childhood ...
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Thousands Fleeing IS Are 'Barred From Baghdad'

Sky News - 23 May 2015 07:06
Thousands Fleeing IS Are 'Barred From Baghdad' An Iraqi commander tells Sky News that IS fighters pose a real threat, as thousands fleeing the violence are left stranded.
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VIDEO: Mexico shoot-out leaves dozens dead A shoot-out on the border between the Mexican states of Michoacan and Jalisco leaves at least 43 people dead.
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(Reuters) - An online dating site for adults seeking sexual trysts has been hacked, potentially compromising the personal information of some of its 64 million members, the company said on Friday.
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China's richest man bet his company's shares would fall Turns out China's richest man, Li Hejun, upped his bet that shares of his company would take a tumble -- just five days before a massive crash.
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Chrome For Android Is Almost Entirely Open Source We're sure there are many users out there who rely on Google's Chrome browser for their Android devices. After all with it being able to sync with the desktop version and its deep ties and integration with Google's servi...
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Protesters are gathering in Cleveland as demonstrators rally Saturday against the not-guilty verdict of a police officer charged in the shooting death of two unarmed black suspects. Public officials have urged calm in th...
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The Haggler: Hey, Driver: Hang Up the Phone, Turn Off the TV and Step on It A fan of yellow taxis gives New York cabbies a few reasons Uber is mopping the road with them.
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In stadium financing game, Goldman Sachs dominates When San Diego Chargers executives needed help raising $1.7 billion for a football stadium in Carson, they turned to the professionals: Goldman Sachs.
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Warning councils 'turning off' CCTV'

BBC - 23 May 2015 07:01
Warning councils 'turning off' CCTV' Councils in England and Wales are turning off CCTV cameras in an attempt to cut costs, a surveillance watchdog warns.
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