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Dog reportedly shot in Delco celebrity's home nrcolumbus.com Jenelle Evans accused of exploiting dog's killing Page Six Jenelle Evans' Husband David Eason Threatens Photog in Dog Killing TMZ ‘Teen Mom’ David Eason’s Baby Mama Wants Other Dog Taken Away After Killing Jenelle Evans’ Frenchie Yahoo Entertainment Pets Vs. Kids WFMY News 2 View full coverage on Google News from Top stories - Google News http://bit.ly/2PM7aas

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Don’t worry; I’m not getting all moralistic on you here. When I talk about cultural decay I’m talking about something I think we need more of. We have too much culture to have a culture, you see, and that’s basically all tech’s fault — but it’s not necessarily a problem. No, stop, wait, listen, I can explain. Have you noticed that it’s a whole lot easier to make music and movies these days? Have you noticed that anyone can write a book, publish it, and make it available to the whole world, basically for free? And have you noticed that as these tools of cultural production have become democratized, their skills have, too? Colleges keep churning out people with degrees in the arts, who are collectively making more movies, recording more music, and writing more books than any generation before. (Not that you need a degree. My own degree is in electrical engineering and I’ve written five traditionally / mass-market published novels and a DC/Vertigo graphic novel.) When it comes to the

Date of EU (Withdrawal) Bill committee stage announced

Date of EU (Withdrawal) Bill committee stage announced The government's EU (Withdrawal) Bill will be debated at committee stage on 14 and 15 November, Leader of the House Andrea Leadsom announced yesterday. A spokesperson for the Department for Exiting the EU commented: "Nearly 400 amendments have been tabled and we are looking at those with the utmost seriousness. We look forward to continuing the debate and working with parliament to ensure that we deliver a functioning statute book on exit day." This comes as rebel Tory MPs have warned Brexit Secretary David Davis they are "deadly serious" about voting for amendments if their demands are not met. "It would be better for the government to adopt a concessions strategy on having a withdrawal agreement secured by statute sooner rather than later", Chair of the Treasury Select Committee Nicky Morgan told the House of Commons. Meanwhile, speaking in the House of Commons on Thursday, Brexit Secretary Dav

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