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It took Rushdie five years to write his second novel, which changed his life ... and got him sued.

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The state with the highest minimum is Washington at $16.28, followed closely by California at $16. Both may be outpaced come ...

NASS pulled this historic footage from the Internet Archive and restored it for YouTube. The original black-and-white clip ...

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To make decaf, coffee beans are boiled and then immersed in a chemical bath to strip them of caffeine. One common chemical, methylene chloride, binds to the caffeine in the bean. When the beans are ...

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In 2002, the two powerful world leaders were invited to settle their differences the old-fashioned way: Combat.

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