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What would you do if your drink was delivered without a straw? One irate woman in South Korea took things to the extreme by demanding that a cafe manager kneel and apologise. The incident occurred on April 4 in Gyeonggi province, according to television and radio broadcaster Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) News. It all started when a female customer called...

TV networks roll out animation sequences inspired by pop culture to vie for viewership on election night.

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In a theoretical matchup between Lee and Yoon, 43.1% of respondents thought Yoon would win

The Iowa Events Center will be a hub for the press as over 1,000 members of the media are credentialed to work out of the Des Moines venue.

The Iowa Events Center will be a hub for the press as over 1,000 members of the media are credentialed to work out of the Des Moines venue.

The Iowa Events Center will be a hub for the press as over 1,000 members of the media are credentialed to work out of the Des Moines venue.

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