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Patricia Gracia: Crossing the Border Line of Tijuana, Mexico to the US American Dream
Advertising executive tells her personal story filled with challenges and sacrifices in pursuit of her lifetime dream and accomplishments
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Hotels.com Makes Dublin Unrecognisable to a Third of Irish People
Hotels.com survey reveals peoples inability to recognize familiar cities without their most important landmarks
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Hays Reports Steady Growth in Demand for Retail Banking Roles
Hays has reported that the retail banking sector has started to experience an increase in demand for a range of specialist junior and senior roles compared to the same time last year
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Hays Reports Employers on Look Out for Specialist Legal Skills
Hays discloses employers still on look out for specialist legal skills
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Villa Plus Unveils Fresh New Rebrand
Villa Plus launches fresh new rebrand, boasting a new logo and enhanced user experience for visitors to the company's updated site
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Overview of White Collar Crimes in California
California authorities have focused recently on prosecuting several types of fraud, including mortgage fraud, insurance fraud, workers' compensation fraud, and Medicare fraud.
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What Happens When Your Car Is a Total Loss
After an accident, if the repair costs exceed the value of the car, an insurance company will declare the car a total loss and offer a settlement. However, a car owner may still have options.
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When Marriage Strikes Out: Florida Pre- and Postnuptial Agreements
Nearly half of all first marriages and over seventy percent of all second marriages in the United States end in divorce. In light of these odds, it makes sense to plan ahead with an attorney.
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Back End of the Future: the Brazilian Butt Lift
Since 2003, buttock augmentation has been one of the fastest growing plastic surgical procedures in the country. It was one of the few procedures to see its numbers go up rather than down with the economic troubles the country has seen.
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Is Dysport the New BOTOX Cosmetic?
Dysport has been called a virtual twin of BOTOX. It is made from the same type of botulinum toxin as BOTOX and it works the same way BOTOX does by paralyzing the muscles.
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Vanish! How Wired Readers Caught Our Fugitive Writer
In an age when everyone is following everything, is it ever possible to disappear? On Aug. 13, one man drove out of San Francisco determined to stay hidden in plain sight and test this possibility.
Evan Ratliff
2009-11-21T01:45:00Z
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Shaggy to Bald: Evan's Daily Costume Change
While on the run, Evan Ratliff snapped a self-portrait each day to document his constantly evolving appearance.
Nicholas Thompson
2009-11-21T01:41:00Z
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Stories From the Hunt for Evan Ratliff
After Evan Ratliff was captured, Wired asked the most active hunters to send in their stories. Why were they drawn to the hunt, what did they do and what did they learn?
Nicholas Thompson
2009-11-21T01:40:00Z
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Wired Tests Writer With Series of Bold Challenges
With a week remaining in the hunt for Evan Ratliff, Wired decided to up the stakes with of five challenges hidden in New York Times crossword puzzles.
Nicholas Thompson
2009-11-21T01:39:00Z
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Delete Browser Cookies, Clean Up Your Trail of Crumbs
The web is watching you, and it’s doing it using browser cookies — small snippets of tracking code. Do away with them to be free of watchers, and annoy the heck out of Big Brother too.
How-To Wiki
2009-11-20T23:30:00Z
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YouTube Blocks Non-Partner Device Syabas as Allegations Fly
YouTube has begun enforcing a 16-month-old change in its terms of service that requires device manufacturers to become "strategy partners" in order to display YouTube videos on televisions.
Eliot Van Buskirk
2009-11-20T23:12:00Z
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Prosecutors Drop Plans to Appeal Lori Drew Cyberbullying Case
Prosecutors have dropped any plans to appeal the Lori Drew cyberbullying case, thus ending the controversial and lengthy criminal case.
Kim Zetter
2009-11-20T23:00:00Z
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World's Largest Earthquake-Safe Building
A new 2-million-square-foot terminal at an Istanbul airport is the largest building in the world to sit on high-tech seismic isolators designed to help the building survive earthquakes intact.
Alexis Madrigal
2009-11-20T22:45:00Z
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MPAA Says Copyright-Treaty Critics Hate Hollywood
Dan Glickman, the chairman of the Motion Picture Association of America, is complaining to Congress that those who don't support a proposed international intellectual-property treaty are "hostile toward efforts to improve copyright enforcement worldwide."
David Kravets
2009-11-20T22:45:00Z
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Review: Angst-and-Fangs Formula Lacks Bite in 'New Moon'
Action takes a back seat to moping in this Twilight sequel, a throwaway teen flick that gives vampire movies a bad name. Aside from the brooding bloodsuckers, New Moon also delivers a lousy message to fangirls swooning over the supernatural love story.
Scott Pierce
2009-11-20T21:50:00Z
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