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Once a cursed project, the tiny feature has had a huge effect not only on the site, but on us
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Social Media Encourages Us to Follow Those We Envy
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The biggest, best-known companies in the digital economy are getting their users hooked on their products — and undermining the pillars of America’s market economy.
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Power and Violence in Today’s Middle East
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