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So our kitchen overhead fan broke
On the downside, it'll need to be replaced.
On the upside - or, shall I say, the bright side - we all loathe that light fixture. It only takes two bulbs and the cover over the bulbs means we're cooking in the dim all the time.
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On the upside - or, shall I say, the bright side - we all loathe that light fixture. It only takes two bulbs and the cover over the bulbs means we're cooking in the dim all the time.
'Superhero' 3D printed hands help kids dream in Argentina (I bet!)
All the Animals That Love Touchscreens
Georgia Sheriff To Cut Sentences For Inmates Who Saved Correctional Officer
On the trail with Cambodia's tarantula hunters
As drought looms, could this team of scientists prove cloud seeding works?
How Animals Develop Regional Accents
A surgeon’s secret: As she operated on babies’ birth defects, a doctor hid her own diagnosis
A School That Provides The One Constant In Homeless Children's Lives
Pride and prejudice? Race tinges LGBT celebrations
Supreme Court limits government's power to revoke citizenship
Where Street Vendors Run Pharmacies Out of Buckets
Military heads want transgender enlistment hold
A daily conundrum in convulsed Venezuela: will my kids make it to school?
Solar’s rise lifted these blue-collar workers. Now they’re worried about Trump
Senate GOP releases bill to cut Medicaid, alter 'Obamacare'
Children of Islamic State militants in Libya reunite with families in Khartoum
'Buried alive': the old men stuck in Britain’s prisons
Coffee under threat. Will it taste worse as the planet warms?
Ethiopia's Coffee Farmers Are 'On The Front Lines Of Climate Change'
Mounting evidence that Trump’s election was aided by Russian interference presents a challenge to the American system of government—with lasting consequences for democracy.
Rigged: Forced into debt. Worked past exhaustion. Left with nothing.
When the man who abuses you is also a cop.
How totalism works
Trained to Kill: How Four Boy Soldiers Survived Boko Haram (Skip this article if you have a sensitive stomach.)