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TV watching at all-time high

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Americans are viewing more TV than ever before. How much is too much?
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Why do we predict?

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A new year always brings a spate of predictions about the future -- many of them woefully inaccurate. Why do people bother?
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Books to look out for in 2011

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For book clubs and others who love to read, a selection of the must-read books coming out in the new year.
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Living cheaply as American value

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Thrift was once a core American value, espoused by people like Benjamin Franklin. What changed?
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The man who invented the computer

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Though no one person technically invented the computer, John Vincent Atanasoff created the machine that led the way.
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The biology and economics of year-end giving

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Giving to charities plunged last year in the midst of the recession, but people still find ways to contribute.
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Colin Firth turns a king common in 'The King's Speech'

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Colin Firth talks with The Takeaway about why it's easy for audiences to relate to England's King George VI in the new film, "The King's Speech."
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FCC admits: US Broadband embarrassingly slow

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The United States pioneered much of the internet. But US broadband connections now lag far behind much of the rest of the world.
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Crazy Horse's death and American prejudice

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The new book, "The Killing of Crazy Horse" explains the prejudice behind the warrior's death.
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Species seekers: crazies for the environment

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So-called "species seekers" have risked their lives, sabotaged others, and changed the way people think of the world and themselves.
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