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51% of women in the US now live without a spouse. Netflix has started a new service that streams movies directly to users' computers rather than downloading them. Barack Obama has entered the race for the White House. Two missing boys were found alive in Missouri. Newspaper blogs are growing in popularity, accounting for 13% of visits to newspaper sites in December 2006, up from 4% in December 2005. MySpace is being sued for failing to protect minor users from adult solicitors and assaulters. The movie character Borat is reported to have died.

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