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Engadget's homepage features a variety of tech news articles, including a focus on Amazon Prime Day deals. via Engadget

Canadians are avoiding duty fees while taking advantage of the parity between the US and Canadian dollar by wearing their new clothes back across the border and leaving their old clothes behind.

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Engadget's homepage features articles on topics like Apple product releases, Amazon Prime Day deals and news about gaming, gear and more.

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Jason Kottke shares a link to the International Herald Tribune's Year in Pictures for 2007. via kottke.org

This map visualizes the size of countries according to how much oil they have. via kottke.org

Jason Kottke shares a link to controversial fashion advertisements on Debonair Magazine, noting some Calvin Klein campaigns are missing from the list.

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A Reddit thread discusses an article about the IRS paying a contractor $188,000 for one clerical worker over 11 months. via [salon.com]

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Looks like someone wandered onto a missing page on Reddit. via Reddit