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Viral: Blogger Reveals Differences In Same U.S. and U.K. Foods; Internet Is Shocked
Viral: From our favourite potato fries and chips to tomato sauce, corn flakes and even chocolates, food blogger pointed out some glaring differences in the same products bought in the U.S. and U.K.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Is Fun, but Not Flawless
The ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic tell us more about audience expectations than the actual quality of the film at this point. It's a lot of fun, but don't get carried away by the hype.
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Suicide Squad Rating Enrages Fans. They Want Rotten Tomatoes Shut Down
Abdullah Coldwater of Alexandria, Egypt, started the campaign accusing the site of giving "unjust bad reviews... and that affects people's opinion even if it's a really great (movie)."
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Spanish town painted red in annual tomato war
Bunol, the Spanish town launched its internationally famous tomato food fight, the "Tomatina", with the participation of about 45,000 young people from all over the world who faced off against everyone else in the narrow streets with 120 tonnes of the ripe red vegetables for ammunition.
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Viral: Blogger Reveals Differences In Same U.S. and U.K. Foods; Internet Is Shocked
Viral: From our favourite potato fries and chips to tomato sauce, corn flakes and even chocolates, food blogger pointed out some glaring differences in the same products bought in the U.S. and U.K.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Is Fun, but Not Flawless
The ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic tell us more about audience expectations than the actual quality of the film at this point. It's a lot of fun, but don't get carried away by the hype.
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Suicide Squad Rating Enrages Fans. They Want Rotten Tomatoes Shut Down
Abdullah Coldwater of Alexandria, Egypt, started the campaign accusing the site of giving "unjust bad reviews... and that affects people's opinion even if it's a really great (movie)."
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Spanish town painted red in annual tomato war
Bunol, the Spanish town launched its internationally famous tomato food fight, the "Tomatina", with the participation of about 45,000 young people from all over the world who faced off against everyone else in the narrow streets with 120 tonnes of the ripe red vegetables for ammunition.
