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    June 21
    In this week's issue of TIME which will hit newsstands Friday, we present our Making of America issue — featuring our cover story, "The History of the American Dream."

    Read the cover story here: http://ti.me/Mxze9K

    (Photo-Illustration by Jeff Minton for TIME)
    Photo: In this week's issue of TIME which will hit newsstands Friday, we present our Making of America issue — featuring our cover story, "The History of the American Dream." Read the cover story here: http://ti.me/Mxze9K (Photo-Illustration by Jeff Minton for TIME)
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    We've all read Anne-Marie Slaughter’s Atlantic magazine essay “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All” — but today on TIME Ideas, Touré discusses the other side of the issue: men never 'had it all' either.
    Men Never 'Had It All'
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    We just push the feelings down and don't complain. That's why our side of the work-family debate rarely gets told
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    4 hours ago
    Watch how rural India joins the 21st century with corn husk.
    Electrifying India: Energy Innovation in the Countryside - Video - TIME.com
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    How an innovative, sustainable energy source brings the 21st century to rural India
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    • Fugess Chen, Aliya Tobatayeva and 26 others like this.
      • Gökhan Dursun While natural sources run out, countries battle each other. We became insensitive !
        4 hours ago
      • Chandra Chauhan Awesome, necessity is the mother of invention.
        4 hours ago
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    12 hours ago
    You will be missed, Nora Ephron.

    Here, we look back at some of Ephron's best film moments. What was your favorite Nora Ephron film? Weigh in in the comments.
    When Harry Met Sally | Nora Ephron’s Best Film Moments | NewsFeed | TIME.com
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    Nora Ephron, whose sharp dialogue and sweet storylines dominated the romantic comedy landscape of the 1990s, passed away June 26 at 71. But she was much more than just a rom-com film machine.
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    13 hours ago
    We are sad to report that Nora Ephron, acclaimed author and filmmaker, has died at 71.
    Nora Ephron, Author of “Sleepless in Seattle,” Dies at Age 71 | Entertainment | TIME.com
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    (NEW YORK) — Among the injustices about the death of Nora Ephron is that she isn't around to tell us about it. "She was so, so alive," says her friend Carrie Fisher. "It makes no sense to me that she isn't alive anymore.
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    13 hours ago
    “DryBath was made to save the lives of the over 2 million destitute people who suffer and often die from easily treatable diseases like trachoma, diarrhoea, etc.,”

    Introducing DryBath, a shower gel that will literally be a life saver for people who don’t have access to clean water.
    DryBath: How to Take a Shower Without Using Any Water | NewsFeed | TIME.com
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    A South African college student has a solution for your lazy hygiene: the Drybath. The world’s first shower gel that doesn’t require water to clean its user is conveniently packaged in a small packet, making it easy to pass on to a smelly roommate or friend, but it aims to accomplish big things.
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    19 hours ago
    The key to losing weight? It's simple, eat more cake for breakfast.
    Treat Yourself: Eating Dessert at Breakfast Can Aid Weight Loss | Healthland | TIME.com
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    Turns out, that morning chocolate chip scone may not wreck your diet after all. In fact, it might help you stick to your weight loss goals. Researchers from Tel Aviv University report that eating dessert with breakfast — cookies or cake, for instance — can help dieters lose more weight.
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    • Noriko Abe, Narasimham Chaturvedi and 167 others like this.
      • Hui-Hsuan Liu It's true that eating what you like would reduce your cravings. If going on a diet for a long time, your cravings would full fill your mind, and then, like the steam engine full of pressure, finally "releasing" all of the desire of food.
        13 hours ago
      • Aye Thin five mouthful from what you eat, reducing that. Drinking water in its stead, wil make it all balanced. (Buddha dahhma's talks )
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