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Dick Leitsch, Whose ‘Sip-In’ Was a Gay Rights Milestone, Dies at 83
In 1966, he led an act of civil disobedience in Manhattan that paved the way for the legalization of openly gay bars in New York State.
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3-year-old dies after spending 3.5 hours in scorching bus
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WhatsApp is adding new restrictions again as killings continue in India
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Paramount TV president fired over 'racially charged' comments she allegedly made in a conference call
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Chance the Rapper buys Chicago website, seeks Rahm Emanuel's resignation
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Kazakhstan Has Detained a Suspect in the Stabbing of an Olympic Figure Skater
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Sound helps blind sailor Lucy Hodges win gold medals
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Shields up! How spaceships can save themselves without science fiction
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Microsoft wants to win back the consumers it let down
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Sir Vince Cable on saving the Lib Dems, staying fit and, why he missed a crucial Brexit vote
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El doble zasca de Ana Romero, futbolista, que te hará decir "YAS, QUEEN"
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Oculus' Marvel Rift bundle lets you play as Hulk and Wolverine
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Observations of the early universe reaffirm the existence of dark matter and dark energy
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All the right moves: Fly jacket turns your body into an intuitive joystick
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NFL halts anthem policy after backlash
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Pompeo: Russia will try to undermine Western democracy
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Comic-Con 2018: Sideshow Collectibles Star Wars, Marvel and movie statues
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Three and EasyJet team up to give you priority flying
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Russia ready to discuss Putin Washington visit: Ifax
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Thai government wants control of movies about cave rescue
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Buy a house before it hits the market with these tips
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Honor to Launch a New "Crazy Fast" Smartphone on August 30 at IFA, Berlin
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