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Dick pics might help the tech giant build better algorithms.

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Hershey’s is preparing for a big, spooky drop in candy sales.

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Yes, you can patent a shape.

One of its biggest pulls? Email addresses.

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Before Zoom, we had phone classrooms.

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Across the internet, fans are fighting to bring back sandwiches and sodas lost to time.

The flat iron steak began as an experiment in a meat science laboratory in 2001. Today, it’s a $630m-per-year culinary sensation. But what exactly does it take to discover a new cut of meat?

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Blocked from posting, internet celebrities started communicating through @everyword.

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