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Warning: That $75 Costco Coupon Circulating on Facebook Is a Scam
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Driving This Thanksgiving Holiday? Here’s the Worst Time to Leave, According to Google Maps
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Veterans Can Now Access Their Health Records Through Apple’s Health App
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Google Maps Is Now Alerting Drivers to Police Speed Traps
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Samsung Is Fixing Bug That Lets Anyone Unlock Fingerprint-Protected Galaxy S10s
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Splitwise App Makes Splitting the Bill for Dinner, a Trip, Household Bills, or Anything Else Easy
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The New York Public Library Convinced Thousands of People to Read Books in Instagram Stories
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3 Ways to Register to Vote in Less Than 5 Minutes
September 24 is National Voter Registration Day. Celebrate by updating your voter registration status in five minutes or less.
These Are the Top 25 Highest Paying Jobs in the U.S. Right Now
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Google Is Celebrating Friends's 25th Anniversary With Hilarious Easter Eggs
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