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In Sweden's "Museum Of Failure", A Donald Trump Board Game
Cased in glass and lit up by neon lights, the Donald Trump board game, the plastic bicycle, an electric beauty mask, bottles of Green Ketchup and a host of other unlikely innovations have found fame again in Sweden's Museum of Failure.
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Google Glass, Apple Newton, Nokia N-Gage Make It to 'Museum of Failure'
Sweden's Museum of Failure opened on June 7 to the public featuring over 70 failed products and services from around the world.
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Museum Of Failure Set To Open In Sweden, It's Full Of Product 'Fails'
The Museum of Failure is set to open this summer in Sweden. But the aim of the museum isn't to mock flopped products. Instead, the museum's curator hopes that by prominently showcasing "failure," others will be inspired to take more risks of their own.
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Tunisian Leader Admits Security 'Failings' Ahead of Museum Attack
Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi said security "failures" had helped facilitate the deadly attack on the country's national museum, according to an interview with French media published on Saturday.
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In Sweden's "Museum Of Failure", A Donald Trump Board Game
Cased in glass and lit up by neon lights, the Donald Trump board game, the plastic bicycle, an electric beauty mask, bottles of Green Ketchup and a host of other unlikely innovations have found fame again in Sweden's Museum of Failure.
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Google Glass, Apple Newton, Nokia N-Gage Make It to 'Museum of Failure'
Sweden's Museum of Failure opened on June 7 to the public featuring over 70 failed products and services from around the world.
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Museum Of Failure Set To Open In Sweden, It's Full Of Product 'Fails'
The Museum of Failure is set to open this summer in Sweden. But the aim of the museum isn't to mock flopped products. Instead, the museum's curator hopes that by prominently showcasing "failure," others will be inspired to take more risks of their own.
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Tunisian Leader Admits Security 'Failings' Ahead of Museum Attack
Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi said security "failures" had helped facilitate the deadly attack on the country's national museum, according to an interview with French media published on Saturday.
