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UK Woman Who Worked At Clarks Store For 68 Years Sacked With 2 Days Notice
An 82-year-old woman in the UK who worked at Clarks for nearly seven decades has been let go from the shop after being given a few days' notice.
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Dead Space Review: A Bloodcurdling Return to the Ishimura
Dead Space remake review: With Dead Space, EA Motive has succeeded in re-creating the horrors of 14 years ago by spicing things up with stellar detailing, satisfying gunplay, and tension that never strays from the original. While largely a clone of the original, fresh narrative choices give Isaac Clarke some needed character depth, whilst creating ...
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Google Removes Taliban-Developed Smartphone App From Play Store
Google has removed a Taliban-developed online application for Android smartphones aimed at increasing the militant group's visibility worldwide.
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"Speed money" puts brakes on India's retail growth
A daunting array of permits - more than 40 are required for a typical supermarket selling a range of products - force retailers to pay so-called "speed money" through middlemen or local partners to set up shop.
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UK Woman Who Worked At Clarks Store For 68 Years Sacked With 2 Days Notice
An 82-year-old woman in the UK who worked at Clarks for nearly seven decades has been let go from the shop after being given a few days' notice.
-
Dead Space Review: A Bloodcurdling Return to the Ishimura
Dead Space remake review: With Dead Space, EA Motive has succeeded in re-creating the horrors of 14 years ago by spicing things up with stellar detailing, satisfying gunplay, and tension that never strays from the original. While largely a clone of the original, fresh narrative choices give Isaac Clarke some needed character depth, whilst creating ...
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Google Removes Taliban-Developed Smartphone App From Play Store
Google has removed a Taliban-developed online application for Android smartphones aimed at increasing the militant group's visibility worldwide.
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"Speed money" puts brakes on India's retail growth
A daunting array of permits - more than 40 are required for a typical supermarket selling a range of products - force retailers to pay so-called "speed money" through middlemen or local partners to set up shop.
