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Snag a huge discount on 'Assassin's Creed Valhalla,' plus more Xbox deals ahead of Black Friday 2023
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Beyond Barbiecore Pink: Where To Shop Margot Robbie’s Style In Barbie
Margot Robbie as a Barbie can fly down the stairs and walk on water, as she appears to be going through a very relatable girlhood-to-womanhood identity crisis. A world of pink, pastels, and hard, shiny plastic packed with painstaking attention to detail. We’re calling it: Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie is set to be the biggest film event of the year (sorry to all the Oppenheimer truthers out there).
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KSI and Logan Paul highlight the key flaw on reports Prime has been banned in Canada
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2023-07-14 16:45

Rubbish-clearing divers come to rescue of 'pearl of Kyrgyzstan'
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How to shop for a MacBook and get one for under $350
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Exclusive-Twinkies maker Hostess Brands explores sale amid takeover interest -sources
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Spotify updates Tesla app with audiobooks and more
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Dreaming Of Linen Sheets? Brooklinen’s 20%-Off Sale Is For You
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Building workers in torrid Texas say water-break ban is 'a law that kills'
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