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  • SKOREA-JAPAN-DIPLOMACY-HISTORY-WWIIInternational

    Japan and South Korea Reach Deal on ‘Comfort Women’

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  • 0116 FORTUNE EXECUTIVE READ MICHELE TAYLORLeadership

    3 Books That Can Help You Be Better in 2016, and Beyond

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  • Star Wars Fans Line UpArts & Entertainment

    Star Wars Franchise Worth More Than Harry Potter and James Bond, Combined

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  • US-POLITICS-TRUMPLeadership

    Donald Trump’s Tax Plan Would Make the Rich Richer, Uncle Sam Poorer

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  • Boeing Displays Commercial Aircraft For Media Ahead Of Farnborough Air Show

    Boeing Was Just Hit With a $12 Million Fine

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  • Inside The UPS Worldport Facility Ahead Of Earnings Figures

    Amazon Could Be Using This Shipping Giant Much Less

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  • Comfort dogs from United Airlines at Chicago O'Hare International Airport on Dec. 21, 2015.

    This Airline Is Using Cute Dogs to Make Your Holiday Flight Less Stressful

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  • NFL NIH Study 2015Health

    The NFL Is Embroiled in a Concussion Research Funding Fiasco

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  • Spanish Christmas Lottery 2015International

    This Country Just Held the World’s Biggest Lottery

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  • Young adults at a party at the Local 16 bar and restaurant Oct. 13, 2015 in Washington, DC.Health

    Why Most Millennials Find Holiday Gatherings Stressful

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  • Actor George Takei during the cast photo call for Broadway's 'Allegiance' at The Longacre Theatre on Sept. 29, 2015.Leadership

    George Takei Thinks Donald Trump’s Rhetoric Is ‘Damaging to America’

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  • Invest in me, says the millennial generation.Finance

    The First Millennial ETF Is Perf For Investors

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  • Dollar Shave ClubRetail

    Gillette Is Suing Dollar Shave Club

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  • Fed Ex Estimates Record Day For ShippingRetail

    Today Is ‘Free Shipping Day’ for Last-Minute Holiday Shoppers

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  • Scenic San Diego skyline, sailboat and waterfront, Pacific Ocean at sunset, CaliforniaInternational

    This Is the Biggest U.S. City to Go All in on Clean Electricity

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