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<p>Hillary Clinton discusses manservants and her pothead husband in the latest "Bad Lip Reading" video.</p>

This 'Bad Lip Reading' video makes the DNC seem quite strange

Watch Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders give speeches about their favorite superheroes, "Game of Thrones," manservants, wildlife and more.

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<p>Acer's new Chromebook 14 sports a thin profile and plenty of ports.</p>

Google saying buh-bye to Chrome Apps for Windows, Mac, Linux

New apps will be available only on Chromebooks by the end of this year, and will stop loading on non-Chrome OS machines in 2018.

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<p>Apps like this remind me that I'm old.</p>

If you can't legally drink, Facebook has (another) app for you

The thing teens need most is another social media app. Facebook's got it covered.

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<p>When Supergirl meets Wonder Woman, good things happen.</p>

​Supergirl poses with Wonder Woman Lynda Carter

Superwomen Melissa Benoist dressed as Supergirl meets former "Wonder Woman" Lynda Carter in a candid photo from the set.

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Microsoft will pay you to use its new Edge browser

But you also have to make Bing your default search engine to earn points in its revamped rewards program.

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IRVINE, CA - AUGUST 21: Ryan Lochte swims the butterfly leg of the men's 200m indivdual medley finals during the Mutual of Omaha Pan Pacific Championships at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatic Center on August 21, 2010 in Irvine, California. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Ryan Lochte

Ryan Lochte's apology: So easy, so empty

Technically Incorrect: Now that surveillance camera evidence has proved his story of being mugged rather false, the Olympian posts an apology (of sorts) to Instagram.

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<p>This is not a chupacabra.</p>

Strange humanoid creature caught on film: Chupacabra or hoax?

Hide your goats! A crummy video purports to show a mysterious creature that could be a livestock-munching chupacabra.

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Twitter just added a feature that helps you ignore trolls

The company is attempting to curb abuse of its users with a new "Quality Filter."

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US allows ZTE to work with American tech companies despite trade sanctions

Chinese handset maker is given a reprieve from export sanctions imposed earlier this year after the Commerce Department accused it of selling products containing US technology to Iran.

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Uber hit with hefty sales tax bill in Taiwan

The ride-hailing service is already in hot water with the Taiwanese government as officials contemplate kicking it out of the country.

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<p>So regal. </p>

Twitter stimulated by naked Donald Trump

Technically Incorrect: It takes just a few artistic statues and one tiny statement from the New York City Parks Department to propel the notion of a naked presidential candidate.

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<p>Dive into a swimming pool full of 25 million Orbeez water balls... for science.</p>

Swimming-pool science fun with 25 million toy water balls

Watch YouTubers light fireworks, toss in dry ice and conduct other action-packed science experiments in a pool full of tiny water beads.

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