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| Hillary Clinton: there's a 'game that keeps women in their place' But Clinton has also spoken candidly about how deep-rooted sexism played a hand in her defeat, and about the double standards she faced as the ...
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Why Women Are Losing Interest In Sex After A Year A survey of 6669 British women and 839 British men who had at least one sexual partner in the previous year found that 34.2% of the women and 15% ...
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| Mother! will infuriate many viewers. In 2014, Darren Aronofsky's film Noah did the same. Darren Aronofsky's Mother! opens in theaters this weekend. Despite the film's high scores at Rotten Tomatoes (71) and Metacritic (75), some critics are ...
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| The Secret Message In The Apple Keynote For Entrepreneurs My column today is a collaboration with my cofounder, Dave Elkington, the CEO of InsideSales.com. Did you see the headlines like I did? "Apple's first ...
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| Massa 'supporting McLaren a lot' to outscore F1 rivals in Singapore Felipe Massa says he will be supporting McLaren in the Singapore Grand Prix, in the hope it can take points off Williams's Formula 1 rivals in the ...
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| The 2017 Emmy Nominees in The New Yorker In a recent interview, Stephen Colbert, who will host the Emmy Awards on Sunday night, was asked to name the biggest TV star of the past year.
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| Narcos location scout shot dead in Mexico A location scout for hit Netflix show Narcos was shot dead in Mexico while looking for places to film the programme's fourth season. Carlos Muñoz ...
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| "Prepare to die" in Dark Souls: The Board Game The campaign raked in £3.77 million ($4.8 million) for Steamforged Games, a small and largely unknown British company, which had the luck to land ...
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| Pentagon: Russia knowingly hit US-backed SDF in Syria Russian air strikes have targeted US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces and coalition advisers east of the Euphrates River in Syria's Deir Az Zor ...
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| Bing now shows fact checks in search results Rather than having to click into the link, the site's verdict — true, false, or somewhere in between — will now be pulled out into the search preview.
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