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  • work America's "toxic corporate culture" driving the Great Resignation Rob Beschizza
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  • techlash Oxford Dictionaries' crowns 'toxic' as its 2018 word of the year Rusty Blazenhoff
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  • fruits This is a titty fruit. Please don't eat (or suckle) it Mark Frauenfelder
  • fake news A romance author allegedly faked her own suicide to boost book sales Thom Dunn
  • politicians Police jailed SC Senator for hours after they found him "slumped" in his car with "extremely slurred speech" Carla Sinclair
  • movies What exactly is a protagonist? Devin Nealy

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