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| 10 Real-life Crimes That Became Fictional TV Episodes Posted: Some real-life crime stories are sensational enough to get their own fictional treatment on television. Ladies and gentlemen, the stories you are about to read are true -- and the names are, too.
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| Posted: Are you looking for new iphone applications? Check out this article to find great explanations of free iphone applications!
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| Posted: When these men and women weren't composing poetry, combating the Great Depression or committing mass genocide, they were sharing their lives with their equally famous other halves. They may be revered (or reviled) for the deeds that secured their presence in history books and pop culture, but they were also loved.
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| Posted: On Feb. 14, 1962, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy welcomed television viewers into her humble home, the White House. It was one of the most popular broadcasts of the era, and even won an Emmy. How has the role of first lady changed over the years, from Martha Washington to Michelle Obama?
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| How Near Field Communication Works Posted: Fed up with carrying a wallet full of cards and a full ring of keys? Before long, you might be able to keep all of that stuff in your phone. How is it possible, and is your information safe in your phone?
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