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Peter Thiel: We're voting for Trump because USA leadership has failed
It's quite the opposite for Trump voters, argued Thiel: "I think a lot of the voters who vote for Trump take Trump seriously but not literally". Speaking at the National Press Club, Thiel said "no matter what happens in this election, what Trump represents is not insane and it's not going away".
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A woman has used 20 iPhones to buy a house
The story went viral on the Chinese micro-blogging site Weibo, where the BBC reports a hashtag that translates to "20 mobiles for a house" has been used over 13 million times, with many women expressing admiration for Xiaoli's romantic and financial savvy.
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Misbah becomes most capped-captain of Pakistan, unseats Imran
Captain Misbah-ul-Haq, who won his third successive toss and opted to bat, survived a contentious lbw appeal off Gabriel on three and prodded to 18 off 57 balls at the break. However, after being invited to field in the final Test, Jason Holder's men claimed two wickets in the opening over through Shannon Gabriel. The first boundary of the innings came in the seventh over from the blade of Younis Khan (51).
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Samsung hopeful about the next Galaxy S8
Now, here's the latest update on Galaxy C9's release date on U.S., Europe and Asian regions. Simply hearing the name of the color, one could easily guess that Samsung is most likely going for an oceanic feel for this variant of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge .
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Little girl whose mother was killed in Dreamworld tragedy is 'blaming herself'
Kate's tragic death has not only devastated Dave, her partner of 15 years, but it has also left her two attractive daughters, Ebony and Evie, without a mum. At its annual general meeting, company officials said they would offer financial assistance to affected families but rejected media reports that park staff closed the ride hours before the accident due to safety concerns, only to be pressured into reopening it.
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Samsung Offers Discounts To Note 7 Owners
This is the first indication that the Samsung Galaxy Note name won't be retired, despite the fact that it's tied to several battery explosions and two recalls. Samsung was asked if other markets would be accorded with the same deal, but the company replied by saying it would depend on "the situation in each country".