Deadbeat & Camara - I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (2019)
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Carole King - Seeing Red (1979)
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Hacking the Xbox 360 Hypervisor
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Philosopher Slavoj Žižek on 'soft' fascism, AI and the effects of shamelessness in public life
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We made and distilled the 1886 Pemberton Coca Cola recipe from 'Glen And Friends' then taste tested the results with Glen
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Hot Dr Pepper from the 1960s
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Other dads once gave me a bigger life. Now I could do the same for Arturo.
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Aid is the next battleground between China and the West
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‘People are simply not buying them’: That’s a wrap for Fantales in Australia
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The real nature of Thomas Edison’s genius
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Carole King - Beautiful (1971)
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The cost of engaging with the miserable: Were we always this lonely and embittered?
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Are "the movies" liberal?
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How politics poisoned the Evangelical church
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Too many kids show worrying signs of fragility from a very young age. Here’s what we can do about it | Parenting kids with anxiety
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The true cost of your cheap chicken
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America is facing a great talent recession
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The real story behind Fanta's Nazi German origins
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The next video game from BioShock’s creator is in development hell
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The prime minister of Finland apologizes for going to clubs maskless after contact with an infected official
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Mel Brooks writes it all down - The comedian will publish his memoirs at the age of ninety-five, and is at work on “History of the World, Part II”
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Twitter expands its subscription service to news articles
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Bassoonfluencers: The world of Instagram practice accounts
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The enormous hole that whaling left behind
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Body shaming dressed up as a fitness goal is still body shaming
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American unreality - In breaking the link between politics and objective truth, the United States seeks to fashion a new world – but it is one built on shifting sands
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The lonely work of moderating Hacker News
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Trader Joe wrote a memoir - The book is a sort of “Kitchen Confidential” for the grocery business, but without the drugs or rage
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How a false science ‘cure’ became Australia’s contribution to the pandemic
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Human history gets a rewrite
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The volcanologist’s paradox
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Hundreds of banned crypto miners were siphoning power at China’s state firms
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Jon Gruden, Raiders coach, resigns after homophobic and misogynistic emails
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Anyone seen Tether’s billions?
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Coca Cola and soda consumption growth in India
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First malaria vaccine approved by World Health Organization
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Many economics experts are rethinking longstanding core ideas, including the importance of inflation expectations
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What happens when the experience of celebrity becomes universal?
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Climate change in Brazil: Fire, frost, and drought shake global markets
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Europe’s energy crisis is coming for the rest of the world, too
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‘Can’t compete’: Why hiring for child care is a huge struggle
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The dark side of chess: Payoffs, points and twelve-year-old Grandmasters
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The accidental music of subways
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The Roe baby
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Documenting the last pay phones in America
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Virginia school board to pay $1.3 million in transgender student’s suit
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Landlords from Florida to California are jacking up rents at record speeds
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He taught a Ta-Nehisi Coates essay. Then he was fired.
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The inside story of how the lowly PDF played the longest game in tech
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Curt Schilling’s failed game studio finally sends last paychecks
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