Tags: January

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'Mallrats 2': Sequel Production Starts January 2016 At Pennsylvania Mall (TWEET)

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Police Have Shot And Killed 385 People In U.S. Since January, Report Finds

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Clintons Earned More Than $25 Million In Speaking Fees Since January 2014

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Petroleum Import Prices in United States Drop to Lowest Number Since 2008

Sports

Cleveland Indians NEWS: Pitcher Danny Salazar Being Investigated for Sexual Assault From Incident in January

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Auto Sales in U.S. in January Exceed Expectations due to Low Gasoline Prices

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Netflix: New Releases for January Include ‘Friends’ the Complete Series, Season 5 of ‘White Collar’

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Microsoft Announces End-Of-Support For Older Internet Explorer Browsers By January 2016

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Driverless Cars Get Green Light In UK Starting January

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Facebook To Launch Flipboard-Like News Aggregator, ‘Paper’, By End Of January: Report

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Google Shutting Down Bump and Flock Apps by End of January

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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