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Apple Claims Qualcomm Refused to Sell Modems for 2018 iPhone Models
As per Apple COO Jeff Williams's testimony in court during the FTC trial against Qualcomm, the latter refused to sell its 4G LTE modems to Apple because of the companies' licensing dispute.
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Cops Thought He Was Eaten By Alligators In 2000. Now Wife Is Put On Trial
Somewhere beneath Lake Seminole, in the spot where tree stumps jutted out of the water like claws, investigators thought they would find Mike Williams.
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Robert Downey Jr Approves of Young, Black and Female Iron Man
Many fans, however, have issues with Mr Bendis writing the new comic book. They wish Marvel hired a black woman, instead of a white man, to write the story
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The Weekend Chill: The Night Of, Bat for Lashes, and More
A fascinating nature documentary with narration by Sir Attenborough, a bounty hunting comic involving two LGBTQ characters and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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On 9/11, Omar Mateen's Classmates Mourned. Some Say He Celebrated.
At a high school in Florida, students watched the horrors of Sept. 11, 2001, unfold on live TV. When the second hijacked airliner slammed into World Trade Center's south tower, the class watched in stunned disbelief. One student, however, "started jumping up-and-down cheering on the terrorist."
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These 3 US Judges Hold the Fate of the Internet in Their Hands
Next week, a federal appeals court in Washington will hear one of its biggest cases of the year, one whose outcome will directly affect how Internet providers can alter your experience online.
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6 Baltimore Cops Charged in Death of Black Man, One With Murder
A Baltimore police officer was charged with murder and five others with lesser charges in the death of a black man who suffered a critical neck injury while riding inside a police van, the city's chief prosecutor said on Friday.
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Embattled US Anchor Takes Himself Off Air For Embellishing War Story
Top US television anchor Brian Williams said on Saturday he was taking himself off the air for "several days" as he faces an internal investigation for embellishing an Iraq war story.
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Petr Cech expects battle for Euro spots to go to the wire
Cech believes the pressure will continue to mount until the very end of the campaign and Chelsea cannot afford any slip-ups against a Swansea side that beat them in the last four of the League cup earlier this season.
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Cincinnati Masters: Tomic advances into possible Federer meeting
Australian Bernard Tomic booked a third-round spot at the ATP Cincinnati Masters on Tuesday, the teen's 6-4, 6-3 defeat of American Brian Baker settling up a likely meeting with Roger Federer.
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Serena Williams fined $2,000 for outburst
For her latest United States Open outburst, Serena Williams received a $2,000 fine from the tournament referee Brian Earley on Monday. The fine accounted for about 14-hundredths of a percent of her $1.4 million payday the night before.
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Apple Claims Qualcomm Refused to Sell Modems for 2018 iPhone Models
As per Apple COO Jeff Williams's testimony in court during the FTC trial against Qualcomm, the latter refused to sell its 4G LTE modems to Apple because of the companies' licensing dispute.
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Cops Thought He Was Eaten By Alligators In 2000. Now Wife Is Put On Trial
Somewhere beneath Lake Seminole, in the spot where tree stumps jutted out of the water like claws, investigators thought they would find Mike Williams.
-
Robert Downey Jr Approves of Young, Black and Female Iron Man
Many fans, however, have issues with Mr Bendis writing the new comic book. They wish Marvel hired a black woman, instead of a white man, to write the story
-
The Weekend Chill: The Night Of, Bat for Lashes, and More
A fascinating nature documentary with narration by Sir Attenborough, a bounty hunting comic involving two LGBTQ characters and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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On 9/11, Omar Mateen's Classmates Mourned. Some Say He Celebrated.
At a high school in Florida, students watched the horrors of Sept. 11, 2001, unfold on live TV. When the second hijacked airliner slammed into World Trade Center's south tower, the class watched in stunned disbelief. One student, however, "started jumping up-and-down cheering on the terrorist."
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These 3 US Judges Hold the Fate of the Internet in Their Hands
Next week, a federal appeals court in Washington will hear one of its biggest cases of the year, one whose outcome will directly affect how Internet providers can alter your experience online.
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6 Baltimore Cops Charged in Death of Black Man, One With Murder
A Baltimore police officer was charged with murder and five others with lesser charges in the death of a black man who suffered a critical neck injury while riding inside a police van, the city's chief prosecutor said on Friday.
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Embattled US Anchor Takes Himself Off Air For Embellishing War Story
Top US television anchor Brian Williams said on Saturday he was taking himself off the air for "several days" as he faces an internal investigation for embellishing an Iraq war story.
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Petr Cech expects battle for Euro spots to go to the wire
Cech believes the pressure will continue to mount until the very end of the campaign and Chelsea cannot afford any slip-ups against a Swansea side that beat them in the last four of the League cup earlier this season.
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Cincinnati Masters: Tomic advances into possible Federer meeting
Australian Bernard Tomic booked a third-round spot at the ATP Cincinnati Masters on Tuesday, the teen's 6-4, 6-3 defeat of American Brian Baker settling up a likely meeting with Roger Federer.
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Serena Williams fined $2,000 for outburst
For her latest United States Open outburst, Serena Williams received a $2,000 fine from the tournament referee Brian Earley on Monday. The fine accounted for about 14-hundredths of a percent of her $1.4 million payday the night before.
