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The best October Prime Day deals you can get right now: Early sales on gear from Apple, Anker, Samsung, Beats and others
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Delve halts demos, Insight Partners scrubs investment post amid fake compliance allegations | TechCrunch
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Mission under way to save ‘world’s most beautiful’ snails
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