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Firefighters Rescue Visually Impaired Dog Stuck In A Pipe
Social media users are applauding a team of firefighters who rescued a visually impaired and deaf dog from a drainage pipe in St Augustine, Florida.
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Myanmar Defends Twitter CEO Blasted for 'Tone Deaf' Tweets
Patriotic Internet users in Myanmar have rushed to defend Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, whose tweets following a visit to the "beautiful" country drew global scorn.
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Twinkle Khanna Had the Most Polite Argument on Twitter We've Seen
One particular Twitter user took offence at Twinkle's usage of the term 'tone deaf,' claiming it was 'offensive' towards those with hearing disabilities. Here's how she responded
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iPhone 4 to get first mobile video relay service for deaf users
Apple's face-to-face video chat for the iPhone 4, FaceTime, has been the word on the lips of many people recently, for reasons from its (ahem) innovative uses to its touching commercials. But beyond showing off haircuts and braces, the service is creating a lot of buzz in another community entirely: the deaf.
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Firefighters Rescue Visually Impaired Dog Stuck In A Pipe
Social media users are applauding a team of firefighters who rescued a visually impaired and deaf dog from a drainage pipe in St Augustine, Florida.
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Myanmar Defends Twitter CEO Blasted for 'Tone Deaf' Tweets
Patriotic Internet users in Myanmar have rushed to defend Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, whose tweets following a visit to the "beautiful" country drew global scorn.
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Twinkle Khanna Had the Most Polite Argument on Twitter We've Seen
One particular Twitter user took offence at Twinkle's usage of the term 'tone deaf,' claiming it was 'offensive' towards those with hearing disabilities. Here's how she responded
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iPhone 4 to get first mobile video relay service for deaf users
Apple's face-to-face video chat for the iPhone 4, FaceTime, has been the word on the lips of many people recently, for reasons from its (ahem) innovative uses to its touching commercials. But beyond showing off haircuts and braces, the service is creating a lot of buzz in another community entirely: the deaf.
