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Cardo's New Venture Helmet Is Built For Riders Who Vanish Into The Wilderness

The Cardo Venture off-road motorcycle helmet takes the company's integrated helmet strategy off the beaten path with built-in mesh communication and JBL speakers.

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This Hot Weight-Loss Drug Stock May Be a Surprise Challenger

The race to dominate the weight-loss drug market is heating up, and investors should start watching this one smaller player closely.

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3 LNG Stocks to Watch as Iran War Continues

Liquefied natural gas produced and processed domestically may help to drive major growth for these companies amid the Iran war.

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Hold Ratings, High Rewards? 3 Stocks That Could Defy Expectations

Patience and a tolerance for risk may be necessary, but these Hold stocks could eventually see big gains, according to analysts.

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How 1950s bombsites in the UK were turned into adventure playgrounds

In 1944, Marie Paneth, an Austrian-born art therapist, imagined a scheme whereby London’s bombsites would be used by local children for building huts and caves and for growing vegetables which they could then sell. Paneth saw the children as the future landlords of these damaged grounds, with minimal adult intervention.

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Residents in a troubled group of Palmerston rental properties were warned to evacuate if a cyclone struck

Residents of a group of defective Top End rentals — intended to house low and middle income-earners — were warned they would need to evacuate their homes if a cyclone warning was issued for Greater Darwin.

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