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Twitter Suspends Beloved Teenage Bot 'Olivia'
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Retail Sales 2015: Winter Blues Weighs On US Retailers In February Despite Low Gas Prices
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Israel Elections: Campaign Videos By Likud, Zionist Union Use Humor In Netanyahu-Focused Political Ads
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even starred in his own sitcom-style TV spot.
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