| Woman's twisted 'sex plot' exposed
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 A FEMALE airport worker has been accused of sordid acts, arranging sexual trysts with colleagues on a whim, pulling them off flights and rearranging schedules for favours. Reported in Reveal, the case focuses on program specialist Michelle D'Antonio, 48, who was responsible for coordinating delayed, missed or cancelled flights and providing logistic support to the ...
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| Shocking footage shows horrific attack
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 PRICELESS ancient artefacts in Iraq have been destroyed in a horrific attack that has been condemned as a 'tragic assault'. The destruction sparked widespread consternation and alarm, with some archaeologists and heritage experts comparing it to the 2001 demolition of the Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan by the Taliban. ...
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| Breakthrough computer teaches itself without humans
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 A new kind of artificial intelligence has learned to play vintage video games without any prior instructions in a bid to achieve human-like scoring abilities, scientists claim. The machine learns by itself from scratch, using a trial...
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| Why Kris Jenner is worth the $100m payday
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 YOU can hate the Kardashians all you want, but you can't deny the empire that matriarch Kris Jenner has built. Kris, 59, is the ultimate mumager. She knows how to sell what she's got, and E! knows they can't afford to lose her. As Page Six reports today, the network is paying $100 million to keep Kris and ...
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| Shakey Graves' puberty blues
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 Being spurned by a 13-year-old girl was the event that sparked the songwriter in Austin, Texas-born musician Alejandro Rose-Garcia. "The first girl I ever dated, in like 7th grade, had a big thing for guitar players. And she went...
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| Laurina responds to Bachelorette rumours
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 SHE was rumoured to be The Bachelorette after a hiatus from social media, but Laurina Fleure has revealed the real reason she's been silent on Instagram. The former Bachelor star shared a photo yesterday of herself in hospital after undergoing surgery on her stomach. Laurina's hospital selfie (Frame content direct link: ...
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| Battles loom over tough new net neutrality rules
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 Despite the Federal Communications Commission's historic vote Thursday in favor of net neutrality, the fate of the Internet is far from settled. The FCC's action triggered jubilation among open Internet enthusiasts, but the powerful telecom industry is poised for a legal challenge to the new rules. And Republicans in Congress are pushing legislation that would supersede the FCC's approach. In ...
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