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Why the 20-year-old ‘Pride & Prejudice’ film still bewitches audiences today | CNN
"Pride and Prejudice" has been adapted many times, but the 2005 film still bewitches audiences.
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The world’s first motel opened 100 years ago, but now only ruins remain | CNN
The motel was born in 1925 when an architect named Arthur Heineman came up with the idea for a “motor hotel,” shortened to “motel.” The concept was simple but effective: Now that more and more people had cars and were going on road trips, they needed places where they could stop and stay the night along the way. Thus Heineman paired low-cost rooms with small garages where guests could safely park their cars — all for $1.25 a night.
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New evidence challenges theories of origin of water on Earth, study suggests | CNN
Researchers say they have uncovered evidence that early Earth was home to more hydrogen than previously thought, calling into question widely held beliefs about the origins of water and the evolution of our planet.
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2 killed in Oklahoma floodwaters as severe storms hammer parts of the South this Easter weekend | CNN
A woman and a 12-year-old boy died overnight after floodwaters swept their vehicle off the road in central Oklahoma, according to police.
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DHL to suspend global shipments of over $800 to US consumers | CNN Business
DHL Express, a division of Germany’s Deutsche Post, said it would suspend global business-to-consumer shipments worth over $800 to individuals in the United States from April 21, as US customs regulatory changes have lengthened clearance.
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Analysis: Republicans are targeting a pillar of Obamacare. Millions of their own voters may pay a price | CNN Politics
"As the pressure grows on Congressional Republicans to identify cuts in Medicaid, they are crashing into a familiar problem: The changes that could save the most money would impose heavy costs on many of their own voters," writes Ronald Brownstein | Analysis
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‘Professional failures’ led to killing of Palestinian medics in Gaza, says Israeli military | CNN
Israeli probe into the killing of 15 Gaza emergency workers finds "professional failures" in the unit. A commander is being fired over the incident.
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Double-decker passenger planes are a dying breed. These airlines are keeping them alive | CNN
They’re massive pieces of engineering that seem to defy physics as they hang in the air during takeoff and landing, but double-decker passenger airplanes — the Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 — are still some of the most popular aircraft around. Perhaps it’s their whisper-quiet cabins and spacious designs. Or the availability of opulent amenities, like shower suites and onboard bars. For aviation enthusiasts, there’s the added novelty of flying on a plane’s upper deck or nose. However, it’s a matte
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Marijuana hospital visits linked to dementia diagnosis within 5 years, study finds | CNN
A large analysis found those who visit an emergency room due to marijuana have up to a 72% higher risk of dementia within five years than the general population.
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This remote Pacific island nation just got its first ATMs | CNN
The Pacific paradise of Tuvalu is one of the most remote nations in the world, surrounded by bountiful exotic fish and colorful corals. Located between Australia and Hawaii, the country is so isolated that all transactions, either by locals or visitors, have only ever been done in cash. So when the small country unveiled its first ever ATMs this month, it was a major celebration:
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