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• The Cheap iPhone That Wasn't
  Apple still won't compete for price-conscious consumers. That's an increasingly risky strategy.
  

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• The Divorce Case That's Shaking The Glock Firearms Empire
  One of the world's biggest gun companies is at the center of a dramatic divorce case that involves allegations of an affair, a secretive network of international bank accounts, and even an attempted murder case.
  

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• Space Farming: The Final Frontier
  NASA looks to grow fresh veggies, 230 miles above the Earth.
  

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• Beyond Passwords
  As everything around us becomes connected to the Internet, from cars to thermometers to the stuff inside our mobile phones, technologists are confronting a tough new challenge: How does a machine verify the identity of a human being?
  

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• The Problem With Multitasking
  The accomplishments of Kafka, Kerouac, and Wozniak are impressive, but not completely atypical of what can be achieved by talented people in states of supreme concentration. The more interesting question is this: Would their feats be harder today, or easier?
  

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• Europe's Trains Are Falling Apart
  Europe's train network is a sometimes confused patchwork of old and new systems, where high-speed 21st-century trains often run on 19th-century rails made for slower trains and less traffic.
  

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• 5 Towns That Had To Change Their Names
  Who thought these names were a good idea in the first place?
  

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• Did Stanley Milgram's Famous Obedience Experiments Prove Anything?
  Stanley Milgram's test subjects were not the only ones misled by his famous experiments on obedience.
  

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• Sex, Drugs, Money And College Football
  During the 2000 season, the Oklahoma State Cowbys went 3-8, their 11th losing campaign in 12 years. By 2011, they were 12-1 and ranked third in the nation. Here's the dirty truth about their amazing turnaround.
  

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• This Brutal Obituary Is A Reminder To Be Good To Your Children
  Marianne Theresa Johnson-Reddick, born January 4, 1935, died last month, to the relief and comfort of the children whom she spent a lifetime (in their words) "torturing in every way possible."
  

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• The Death Of The 3D Platformer
  In 2013, all the best jumping games are still kissing cousins with Donkey Kong. Why?
  

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• The Science Of Snobbery
  Research can suggest that you don't actually enjoy wine, classical music, or even fancy foods. But the snobs aren't making it all up.
  

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• The Monumental Task Of Packing Up A War
  A war isn't over when the commander-in-chief says it's over.
  

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• A Stop-Motion Reverse Haircut
  

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• Rafael Nadal Might Just Be the Best Ever
  His mentally tenacious victory over Novak Djokovic in last night's U.S. Open final made a statement: Don't count him out of tennis's "greatest of all time" conversation.
  

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• A Brief History Of Kamikaze Lunar Missions
  Celebrating over 70 years of smashing satellites into the moon.
  

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• How To Use A Dead Man's Switch To Foil NSA Sabotage
  Registering for nothing-to-see-here deadlines could help to sound the alert when a website has been compromised.
  

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• Everything You Need To Know About The iPhone 5S
  It's faster, more colorful, and will take your fingerprint as a password.
  

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• Why A Small California City Could Be Wall Street's Worst Nightmare
  The Northern California town of Richmond (population: 105,000) will decide whether it wants to become first city in the country to use eminent domain to rid itself of underwater mortgages.
  

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• Questioning Credibility
  What the Middle East really thinks about chemical weapons and U.S. intervention in Syria.
  

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• A Detailed Account Of How Steve Jobs Got Fired From Apple
  After years of silence, former Apple CEO John Sculley has recently been moving more into retrospective mode. On Thursday, Sculley gave perhaps his fullest public account ever of the circumstances surrounding Apple's firing of Steve Jobs.
  

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• One Of The Biggest Con Jobs In Advertising History
  Mid-20th century, Lysol disinfectant — because of the illegality of female contraceptives — was the #1 selling "feminine hygiene" product.
  

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• Dreamy Videogame GIFs Transport You To Another World
  Years ago, before computers were capable of creating photorealistic images, games were filled with pixelated characters making their way through hazy imaginary lands.
  

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• Distant Ruins
  Scientists used to scan the skies for messages from alien civilizations. Now they go looking for their ruins
  

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• Apple Almost Made 'Something Like Google Glass'
  An oral history of Apple design.
  

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• Syria Explained Like A Game Of 'Civilization'
  Ashurbanipal has been playing all wrong, now it's really starting to show in the late game.
  

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• 'Crossfire' is Back On TV Earlier Than Planned
  It was only nine years ago that Jon Stewart embarrassed former Crossfire host Tucker Carlson in the show's most memorable performance for hurting the national discourse with its political hackery. Now it's back with a vengeance... and Newt Gingrich.
  

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• The Story Behind The 9/11 Falling Man Photo
  Do you remember this photograph? In the United States, people have taken pains to banish it from the record of September 11, 2001. The story behind it, though, and the search for the man pictured in it, are our most intimate connection to the horror of that day.
  

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• Celebrities, Debauchery, And A Whole Lotta Microphones
  Welcome to the House Of Rock, a certified musical Shangri-La that has played host to a collection of musicians as vast and varied as the surrounding landscape, from pop icons like Christina Aguilera to soul standard bearer John Legend to indie royalty like the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
  

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• NASA Wants To Farm In Space
  NASA is trying to grow fresh veggies, 250 miles above Earth.
  

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