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Pendulum Asylum at AOBI: It's a real scream

FORT MOHAVE — "It is intense," said Amanda Whosoever. "I d also say terrifying. I d give it a best, 10 out of 10 and the money is worth the fright." ....

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John Fleming  | Shannonside.ie

Brenamore, Loughglynn and formerly Currasallagh, Lisacul, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon Sunday, May 28th, tragically, following an accident. ....

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Explainer: Why people are making room for Roomba ... in their hearts

Like Hoover – a brand name interchangeably used as a noun and a verb for cleaning floors – Roomba, released in 2002 is now synonymous with the robot kind. ....

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Kids judge Alexa more human than Roomba: Study

A new study from Duke developmental psychologists asked kids just that, as well as how smart and sensitive they thought the smart speaker Alexa was ....

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Be careful around the home - children say Alexa has emotions and a mind of its own

The researchers interviewed 127 children aged 4 – 11 years old visiting a science museum with their families. They asked a series of questions seeking ....

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