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WorldMan Skipped Work For 6 Years, No One Noticed Until He Won An Award
For six years, a building supervisor in Spain quietly collected a $41,500 salary from his local government without showing up for work. And he would have gotten away with it too if it wasn’t for him getting an award for his 20 years of loyal service.Joaquín
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Why is no one telling homeowners about this? If you own a home and pay more then $19/month for power, you better read this.
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CelebrityBill Clinton Grapples With Trump Protester at Florida Rally
Clinton told the protester he used Trump's money at the Clinton Foundation better than Trump did. She had come Arkansas to be with me and organize the first legal aid clinic and the most conservative. Mountain county holiday ozark it. Hello what I want
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Lifestyle
After My Grandparents Died, I Learned a Tragic Family Secret
My full name is Sara Kathryn, but it's never meant much to me. I'm named after great-grandmothers, black-and-white faces I've seen in photos but whose stories I'd never heard. Beyond their names, I knew almost nothing about great-grandma Sarah and great-grandma Katie, not even where they came from. When, as a child, I was assigned class projects that required me to trace my family tree, I always hit stumbling blocks. "Where are we from?" I'd asked my maternal grandparents. My grandfather, a jovial dentist with a penchant for corny jokes and bolo ties, was characteristically upbeat. At this this question, though, he hardened: "We're Jewish," he responded. Every time. "But Grandpa," I insisted,
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World
Couple Faces More Than 200 Child Abuse Complaints
An Oklahoma couple was arrested Friday, accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl more than 100 times over several months. Investigators say the crimes were planned out on a calendar found in the couple`s home.
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PoliticsWhy Donald Trump's vicious attack on George W. Bush was so brutally effective - and brilliant
There was an uninvited guest onstage Saturday night at the latest and most brutal Republican presidential debate: George W. Bush. The focus on Bush 43's legacy signals a big problem for the GOP. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), who declared in a prior debate that he missed the bygone president, pronounced W the winner last night. But no matter how much Jeb Bush defended his brother, or Marco Rubio came to the former president's aid, that Bush's legacy abruptly became a question at all, at this very late date, dealt the establishment a potentially crippling blow. Yes, the establishment - there's that word again, used advisedly but of necessity. For what was supposed to be more established a fact
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Celebrity
What Women Around The World Pack In Their Hospital Bags When They Give Birth
Every mum or mum-to-be puts a bit of thinking into what she packs in her hospital bag when she’s getting ready for her baby to arrive. There are plenty of products that can help calm a woman - and kit her and her little one out - when she goes into labour
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Celebrity
Gigi Hadid Wears the Teeniest, Least Functional Bikinis in Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue
Gigi Hadid's year in fashion domination continues. She's adding more New York Fashion Week runways (DVF, etc.) to her resume, and now Sports Illustrated's 2016 swimsuit issue, where she appears in 29 photos posted on the site, shot by Yu Tsai. Gigi posed in Tahiti for them, wearing many, many tiny bikini tops: Like. How does this one even make sense? Chainmail bikini? And a one-piece with a LOT of underboob: Wow. That look was Gigi's favorite: "It kind of reminded me of the old Sports Illustrated swimsuits that I loved." And as a third-time swimsuit issue model, Gigi worked it on the shoot. See all the images on Sports Illustrated's site.
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Style
Mama June Undergoes Procedure to Remove 'Turkey Neck' After Dropping 150 Pounds
Mama June may have dropped a whopping 150 pounds, but she says there’s one issue that still won’t go away: a double chin that jiggles. “My kids joke about my turkey neck or ‘gobble gobble,’” she said. INSIDE EDITION was there when the reality TV star went to Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Sheila Nazarian for a new procedure called “cool sculpting,” which kills fat by freezing it.
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Science
Next Big Future: US Navy considers skipping prototype and going direct in 2018 to operational railgun on Zumwalt Destroyer
Navy admiral Pete Fanta wants to skip an at-sea prototype railgun in favor of installing an operational railgun aboard a new Zumwalt class destroyer which is planned to go into service in 2018. The Navy has been testing an electromagnetic railgun and could have an operational unit ready to go on one of the new Zumwalt-class destroyers under construction at Bath Iron Works. Admiral Fanta is the he Navy's director of surface warfare.
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