Magnetic fields are all around us. We can’t really feel or see them ourselves, per se, but we can map them with the right hardware, like this device built by [edosari50].
The build uses an ESP32 microcontroller, which is built on to a board with an integrated 4.3″ touchscreen LCD. It’s paired with an Arduino Nano, which does the work of actually talking to a pair of EMS100 Fluxgate magnetic sensors. The slower, less capable Arduino handles the low-level chatter and then passes the readouts to the ESP32 over a UART connection. Power is courtesy of a pair of 18650 lithium-ion cells, and a XL4005 DC-DC converter. A lithium-ion charging module is on hand to keep the batteries topped off safely. Scan results are visualized on the device itself using a heatmap representation, and can also be exported to SD card for later analysis if so desired.
Unless you’re in the geological field or otherwise hunting for stuff underground, this probably isn’t a tool you’ll have a lot of use for. However, if you like finding magnetic anomalies and investigating them, it might be very much in your wheelhouse. We’ve featured other tools for magnetic visualization before, too. Video after the break.
New Zealand’s government has ruled out banning or restricting VPNs as part of its planned under-16 social media ban, after PM Christopher Luxon and Education Minister Erica Stanford moved to quell a fierce privacy backlash. The idea surfaced via a report that Stanford had floated VPN restrictions; ministers now say it was never on the table, though coalition partner NZ First warned an early proposal could have led to VPN limits and digital IDs. The episode mirrors a global tension between age-verification laws and encryption tools.
The New Zealand government has ruled out restricting or banning VPNs as part of its planned under-16 social media ban. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Education Minister Erica Stanford both moved to kill the idea after a rapid privacy backlash, TechRadar reports.
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“I can reject that outright. There’s no plan to ban VPNs at all,” Luxon told reporters.
Stanford’s office followed up to say the government is “not looking at restricting or banning VPNs”.
The row began with a report in The Post that Stanford had floated VPN restrictions as part of the ban. Because a VPN can mask a user’s location and slip past network blocks, some officials reportedly saw it as a threat to enforcing age checks.
Accounts of how serious the idea ever was now diverge. Stanford says a ban was never considered, according to Stuff, though coalition partner NZ First reportedly warned an early proposal could have opened the door to VPN limits and digital IDs.
A red line, quickly drawn
Whatever the intent, the reaction was swift and cross-partisan. Coalition partner ACT reportedly treated any anti-encryption measure as a strict red line, and the Free Speech Union called the concept “censorship infrastructure” rather than child protection.
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The pushback landed because VPNs are not merely a teenager’s workaround. They are everyday security tools for businesses, journalists, and ordinary people guarding data from hackers, ISPs, and surveillance.
New Zealand’s under-16 ban is still being finalised, part of a wave of similar laws worldwide. The country was weighing its options as neighbours and allies pressed ahead with their own age-gating regimes.
Enforcement is the recurring stumbling block, as even Australia’s pioneering ban has struggled to work as intended. Age verification has redrawn the internet, and governments are still hunting for borders that hold.
For now, New Zealanders keep their VPNs, and privacy advocates have their win. The harder question, how to police a teen ban without weakening everyone else’s security, remains stubbornly unanswered.
It also vows to take legal action against businesses advertising LED tampering services.
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The launch of Meta’s latest set of AI Glasses not only reignited, but also intensified public anger surrounding the devices. Critics have raised concerns about how the glasses are being used to creep on women and about privacy in general, especially since modders had already found a way to disable the LED lights indicating that the user is recording. Some modders had even turned removing Meta glasses’ LED lights into a business. Now, Meta is attempting to assuage people’s worries with an FAQ, where the company addresses the backlash against the devices.
In the FAQ, Meta explained that its glasses come with a white light called the “capture LED,” which blinks briefly when the user takes a photo and continues blinking as long as they’re recording. The capture LED, it wrote, has no off switch and is there so everybody around the user knows that they’re recording. But what about the workarounds users have discovered so they can record secretly?
Its devices’ camera will automatically be disabled if it detects the capture LED has been blocked, Meta said, and that safeguard has been in place since the second generation of its glasses. The device won’t be able to take more photos and videos until its system detects that the capture LED has been uncovered.
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Meta admitted in its post that it has seen some people “go beyond using tape to sophisticated efforts to modify or destroy the capture LED.” It’s now updating its devices to disable the camera if its system detects that the capture LED had been physically tampered with or destroyed. The company has confirmed to Engadget that the software update is mandatory and is currently rolling out.
In addition, Meta said it has been removing ads, posts and Marketplace listings that advertise individuals’ and businesses’ capture LED tampering services. It vowed to ban accounts that advertise those services and to take legal action against them, even if their advertisements are off Meta’s own platforms.
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Collecting tools costs money, but savvy shoppers know that there are always deals to be had if you know where to look. Major retailers often offer special deals and sales that can allow you to get pricey gear at a fraction of the cost. These are constantly changing, however, so it’s always handy to stay informed about what deals are happening and where.
Right now, there are several different tools on sale at one of the biggest hardware retailers in America: Lowe’s. The big box store has a wide range of discounted products from some of the best hand and power tool brands on the market that are available for well below their usual MSRP. Several tools that received deep discounts at Lowe’s in June are still on sale today, such as the DeWalt 20V Max ½-inch Brushless Drill, but even more have been added to the sale stack since then. Thus, it’s definitely worth taking a look at some of the best deals available in July.
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Craftsman Versastack 242-piece Metric and Standard Mechanics Tool Set with Hard Case
You get quite a lot for that price, too. It comes with a set of low-profile ¼-inch, ⅜-inch, and ½-inch drive quick-release 72-tooth ratchets; three extension bars; 95 sockets; 10 combination wrenches; two universal joints; 12 nut bits; 88 specialty bits; 28 hex keys; and a nut driver. On top of the tools themselves, you also get a hard carrying case with three removable drawers to store them in. Since it’s part of Craftsman’s Versastack line of products, this can also stack and interlock with other Versastack roll-out cases as well.
The kit has a stellar 4.8 out of 5 on the Lowe’s website from over 500 user ratings. Buyers generally seem to like the quality of the tools and the selection included in the kit. There are a few isolated complaints about ratchet failures, but these seem to be a relative minority.
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DeWalt 8 ¼-inch 15 Amp Portable Jobsite Table Saw
DeWalt has a well-earned reputation for quality, and it’s often regarded as one of the better table saw brands out there. Unfortunately, the company’s saws tend to be on the more expensive side, which is why it’s always exciting if you can find one on sale. That’s exactly what Lowe’s has to offer, with the DWE7485 DeWalt 8 ¼-inch 15 Amp Portable Jobsite Table Saw available for $329.00, down from $429.00.
This saw takes an 8 ¼-inch blade and has a 15-amp motor that runs at 5,800 rpm. Of course, it has more going for it than just raw power. It has a set of rack-and-pinion telescoping fence rails giving it 24.5 inches of rip capacity, a power-loss reset feature that stops the saw from automatically restarting in the event of a power disruption, a blade brake, and a metal roll cage base for durability. The saw also comes with a micro-adjustable fence, a miter gauge, a push stick, and a modular guard system.
This one has a 4.5 out of 5 score that has been aggregated from over 400 ratings. The tool has been praised for its portability, accuracy, and performance. There are a few scattered claims of issues with bevel adjustment and dust control, but not enough to raise concern.
Another quality brand that you’ll find on the shelves at Lowe’s is Metabo. The company is particularly well known for its battery-powered nailers and staplers, which is why it’s so exciting that one of these models is currently on sale. Lowe’s is selling the Metabo HPT 2-inch 18-Gauge Cordless Straight Brad Nailer kit, which usually retails for $249.00, for just $169.00.
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As you may have gathered from the name, this device shoots 18-Gauge straight brad nails between ⅝-inch and 2 inches in length. The nailer comes as part of a kit that includes an 18V 2.0Ah battery and a charger. In spite of the relatively low capacity, Metabo claims that the nailer can shoot up to 700 brads per charge. In addition to the usual benefits of being cordless and not needing to rely on a compressor, the nailer has no ramp-up time between brads, boasts an LED in the nose so you can see what you’re nailing, has a toolless depth drive dial, and is fairly light at just 5.5 pounds.
The Metabo HPT Brad Nailer has a 4.7 out of 5 rating on the Lowe’s site from over 300 buyer ratings. Customers like the convenience and quiet operation, and have stated that it performs very reliably. Some have found that it can jam occasionally, but this doesn’t seem to be a deal-breaker for most.
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Craftsman Portable Electric 6-Gallon 150 PSI Pancake Air Compressor
Most of the specs are right there in the name. It has a 6-gallon capacity and is able to generate up to 150 PSI of pressure. This puts it in the upper range of the air compressor sizes that are generally recommended for most common pneumatic tools. It does this using a single-phase 120V 12-amp motor with an oil-free pump. It has dual gauges for pressure control, two quick couplers so you can run two tools at once, a large regulator knob, and rubberized feet. This Craftsman compressor runs at 85 decibels, according to the company.
This compressor has a 4.5 out of 5 rating on the Lowe’s site from more than 700 responses. Customers generally like how compact, lightweight, and effective it is, stating that it’s strong enough for tire inflation and general work projects. Most seem generally pleased with the overall performance, and the biggest complaints appear to be primarily from people who aren’t keen on how loud it is.
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Dremel Blueprint 12V Oscillating Multi-Tool
Those looking to take on bite-sized projects might really only need a small tool, and that’s where Dremel excels. The Bosch-owned company specializes in handheld rotary tools and specialized bits, focusing on precision rather than raw power. Another great deal available at Lowe’s is the Dremel Blueprint 12V Oscillating Multi-Tool – a tool that can be used for cutting, scraping, sanding, polishing, and more. This would usually run you $139.00, but you can get it now for just $79.00.
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This comes in a seven-piece kit that comes with the 12V 2.0Ah battery and charger that you need to run it and 10 swappable accessories to get you started. These include scraping and cutting blades as well as several sanding pads. Don’t let the 12V battery fool you, though: This tool has variable speed settings and can generate anywhere from 5,000 to 20,000 oscillations per minute. It’s designed to make accessory swaps easy and has a backlit LED panel for added control. This panel also has a battery gauge to let you know when you’re nearly out of juice.
This one has only managed to accumulate 52 ratings so far at the time of writing, but the average score of those reviews is an impressive 4.9 out of 5. Customers generally consider it to be precise, lightweight, intuitive, and easy to use.
Due to overwhelming interest, we’ve extended applications for Startup Battlefield Australia to July 20.
If you’ve been thinking about applying, do it now. There won’t be another extension.
One application could change everything
Since the first Startup Battlefield Australia in 2017, there have been 26 alumni companies that have collectively raised over $147 million, with three successful acquisitions. They’ve been backed by some of the world’s most respected investors — including Y Combinator, Blackbird Ventures, Square Peg Capital, Khosla Ventures, Microsoft, AirTree Ventures, Startmate, Techstars, and SOSV.
It all started with one decision: They applied.
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Why apply now?
If you’re building something ambitious, this is a fast track to the people who can move your startup forward.
Selected founders will pitch live to:
Top-tier investors.
Global media.
Australia’s leading founders and operators.
Potential partners, customers, and hires.
This is more than a pitch competition. It’s a chance to earn visibility, credibility, and connections that can take years to build.
What’s at stake?
On August 19, 2026, eight startups will pitch live at Stripe Tour Sydney.
The top three will receive up to $15,000 in Stripe fee credits.
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The grand prize is even bigger:
Automatic entry into Startup Battlefield 200 at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco this October.
No second application. No extra round. Just a direct path to one of the world’s biggest startup stages.
Who should apply?
We’re looking for early-stage startups across Australia and New Zealand that are:
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Pre-seed to Series B.
Building a real product or showing strong traction.
People want to spend less time looking at screens, and health tech companies are taking notice with screenless wearables, including Whoop, Polar, Luna and, most recently, Google with its Fitbit Air, all of which use wrist-based sensors to monitor your health.
We haven’t yet seen a health-tracking device that integrates a second sensor location until the Helio Strap Pro from wearables brand Amazfit.
The $200 Helio Strap Pro was released on Monday and builds on Amazfit’s Helio Strap wrist-based fitness tracker, which launched last June.
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Designed for hybrid athletes and those taking part in a Hyrox competition, the Helio Strap Pro includes both a clip-on waist motion sensor to track stability and movement and an upper-arm heart rate sensor. Hyrox is a global fitness race in which participants run 1 kilometer, then complete one of eight workout stations, repeating the cycle until all stations have been visited.
How the Helio Strap Pro system works
The company states in its press release that the upper-arm sensor can capture more reliable heart rate data than a wrist-based sensor because it’s closer to the heart and less likely to be affected by wrist movement or contact with fitness equipment.
The system was created to work with Amazfit’s Balance 3 ($370) or Balance Ultra ($600) smartwatches, launched last month as part of the company’s Hybrid Training System, which combines performance data tracking and guidance via the Zepp app. Amazfit is owned by Zepp Health, a health tech and wearable company. Both smartwatches provide wrist-based data andHyrox Race and Hyrox Simulation modes.
Along with recovery, nutrition, daily habits and performance trends, those training for a Hyrox competition can view their performance for each of the eight Hyrox stations, including sled pull and push, farmer’s carry, burpee broad jump and rowing. The waist sensor can only be used for these eight movements, while the arm sensor also works with over 50 sports modes available in the Zepp app.
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Altogether, the entire Helio Strap Pro system monitors your cardio effort, muscle load, movement quality and stability.
Hyrox athletes can view their performance for each of the competition’s eight movements using the Helio Strap Pro and Zepp app.
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A potentially pricey downside
While the Helio Strap Pro’s tracking will continue without a Balance smartwatch, giving you a screen-free experience, the smartwatch is required to take full advantage of the Helio Strap Pro system’s waist, wrist and arm sensors. However, the smartwatches are sold separately. This brings the total cost of the system to $570 with the Balance 3 or $800 with the Balance Ultra. As a result, the Helio Strap Pro may be most appealing to those who already own these smartwatches.
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In the future, Amazfit plans to add support for its other smartwatches, the company said in a statement.
From a cost perspective, what may make the Helio Strap Pro enticing is that, unlike other wearables, no monthly subscription is required to use it. By comparison, the Whoop screenless wearable requires a membership costing between $199 and $359 per year.
Between the arm, waist and wrist sensors, you can monitor your movement, cardio effort, stability and muscle load.
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The sensor specs
The Helio Core Motion HR sensor for your upper arm offers up to 11 days of battery life, while the Helio Core Motion Waist sensor offers up to 40 days. The charging time for both is up to 2 hours.
The entire system is compatible with iOS 17 and later and Android 8.0 and later.
Along with the upper-arm and waist sensors, your purchase comes with a waist clip, armband, wristband and magnetic charging head. The wristband is included in case you’d like to wear the heart rate sensor in daily life outside of training and would prefer it not on your upper arm.
There are speed limit signs of all shapes and sizes out there, but only some have flashing yellow lights. At first glance, that may sound counterintuitive, given that any flashing could distract the driver. However, capturing drivers’ attention is exactly the goal of these signs. Whenever a speed limit sign has flashing yellow lights, that means there’s an unexpected hazard nearby, such as road construction or heavy pedestrian traffic.
These signs temporarily override the current speed limit in the area and are usually only active during certain conditions. You’ll most likely find speed limit signs with flashing yellow lights near a school. Depending on the jurisdiction, the flashing may only be active during school hours or when children are present. However, this isn’t always the case, and the bottom line is that if the sign is flashing, you must obey the current speed limit or risk a fine. This is particularly true if you find yourself in a U.S. state where it’s easy to get a speeding ticket.
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Yellow is easily noticeable
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Yellow has been standardized as a universal symbol for caution even outside of speed limits, because of science. The color sits at a medium wavelength of around 580nm in the visible spectrum. This means our eyes can perceive it more easily than most other colors (which is why school buses are yellow), with red sitting at the top of the spectrum. An Iowa State University study showed that “under normal lighting conditions, the eye is most sensitive to a yellowish-green color.”
In addition, the Federal Highway Administration ran a test, showing that colorful warning signs that were colored yellow and fluorescent yellow-green were easier to spot at wider angles compared to the standard black and white signs, especially in urban areas. The same agency also published guidelines on speed limit signs with flashing yellow lights. Namely, 50 and 60 flashes per minute, and each flash should stay on for at least half to two-thirds of the full cycle.
Samsung is heading back to London for its next Galaxy Unpacked event, and this time the spotlight is squarely on foldables. The company has sent out formal invites for a July 22 show built around the tagline “A New Shape Unfolds,” a clear signal that new additions to the Galaxy Z lineup are the main event. If you want to watch the announcement as it happens, here’s everything you need to know.
When and where to watch
Galaxy Unpacked takes place on July 22 in London. Samsung will stream the event live on Samsung.com, on Samsung Newsroom, and on its official YouTube channel, so you have several options depending on where you already spend your time online.
The show kicks off at 2 PM BST. That works out to 9 AM EDT for viewers on the East Coast, 6 AM PDT for those on the West Coast, and 3 PM CEST for those tuning in from continental Europe. Samsung is also encouraging early sign-ups through its registration page at samsung.com/unpacked, which will unlock “exclusive benefits, upcoming teasers, trailers and updates” ahead of the event.
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What Samsung is teasing
The invite itself is light on specifics, as these usually are. Samsung has subtly pointed toward foldable hardware paired with “more personal and adaptive” Galaxy AI experiences, without naming a single device. Given the timing and recent leaks, the event is expected to center on the next generation of Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip series. A new wider, pocket-friendly foldable is also rumored to join the ranks this year, though Samsung has not confirmed any model names yet.
If you’ve watched an Unpacked event before, you know the format. Expect a mix of on-stage reveals, product walkthroughs, and a heavy emphasis on how Galaxy AI ties into whatever new hardware Samsung introduces. We will be covering the announcements as they land, so check back for full details once the keynote wraps up.
File losses occur at the most inopportune moments. Perhaps you deleted files in the Recycle Bin too quickly, or your drive inexplicably appeared to be not formatted, or your laptop crashed in the middle of your project, and your folder was lost. But this panic is the same, whether it’s caused by the wrong, which is the next step: searching for file recovery software for PC.
The problem is that a search query like that will yield dozens of tools that everyone swears are the fastest, safest, or most powerful that they’ve ever seen. Some of them are fairly solid, and some of them allow you only just to skim over your drive. This guide helps you identify the important things to consider when comparing options, and then explains the steps to take to recover lost files using iToolab RecoverGo Windows Data Recovery.
When Do You Actually Need File Recovery Software for PC?
There are lots of situations where you will need specific recovery software, but not all hiccups require it. Some of the most popular:
Accidental deletion: You delete files you didn’t mean to delete and discover they were important.
Formatted drives: A USB stick or external drive is formatted, either by accident or on purpose.
System crashes: Windows won’t start up and whatever was on that drive just seems unreachable.
External storage problems: SD card, flash drive, or portable hard drive that won’t mount or that corrupts.
In all of these instances, your files are typically not gone in terms of what you feel they’re gone. Often the data remains on the drive until it is overwritten by another. That is why recovery software is important – and why you should choose the best software, rather than the first one you see pop up.
What to Look for When Comparing Recovery Software
Not every PC file recovery software is created equal, and the differences will become apparent when you need the program to perform. Here are some points to consider before you sign up for one:
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Recovery Capability: It can recover deleted files and formatted drives, and it can recover data as a result of a crash, or just the easy ones? It recovers deleted files, formatted drives, and data lost due to crashes — or only the easy ones?
Compatibility: Will it work with the types of files and devices you’re using, such as a laptop hard drive, SD card or USB stick?
Preview functionality: Do you see what’s recoverable before you commit, so you don’t recover junk files or files you don’t need?
Ease of use and reliability: Can you follow it, and does it always work without technical knowledge?
Here are four points that make a tool trustworthy or just a time-waster. iToolab RecoverGo Windows Data Recovery easily ticks all of these boxes and makes the actual data recovery process pretty simple, especially one that’s well worth checking out..
How to Recover Lost Files with RecoverGo
iToolab RecoverGo Windows Data Recovery fits perfectly in the above criteria. It searches for missing files due to deletion, formatting, and system crashes and can search any hard drive, SSD, USB drive, SD card, or more, and allows you to preview files before trusting it to recover them. For non-technical people, the interface is also free of technical jargon, which is important as you’re already stressed out about missing files.
Let’s take a look at how it works in practice.
Step 1: Install RecoverGo to another drive
Install the software on a different drive from the one where you want to recover files from. When installed on the drive, it can potentially destroy the data you’re attempting to rescue.
Step 2: Choose the location to scan
Open RecoverGo and choose the drive or folder that contains your lost files; then click on “Search for Lost Data” to start the scanning process.
Step 3: Run the scan
RecoverGo conducts a quick scan and then an advanced scan to ensure that it detects everything that the quick scan missed. The scan time will vary depending on the size and condition of the drive – larger drives or data loss will take longer. It is best not to use the computer while running this, as it may slow the scan or the recovery rate may be less.
Step 4: Check out the results
Once the scan is finished, a list of files found by type and by file path. Before moving ahead, preview what is displayed in the preview panel to ensure it is what you want to view.
Step 5: Choose and retrieve your files
Please choose the files you want to recover, and then click “Recover. Make sure to save them to a separate drive from the one you scanned in order to not overwrite anything that hasn’t been recovered yet.
Click on the folder that you saved recovered files into, and click on “Check Recovered Data” to make sure that you recovered all of the files you were looking for.
To maximize the chance of successful recovery, refrain from using the affected drive after data loss to reduce the risk of overwriting deleted data.
Final Thoughts
Choosing file recovery software for PC comes down to a handful of practical questions: can it actually recover what you’ve lost, does it work with your device and file types, can you preview results before committing, and is it simple enough to use without extra help? Any tool lacking on any of these elements is likely to leave you with a shortfall – either in terms of files you recover, or in terms of the stress of the process.
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iToolab RecoverGo does very well in all four aspects and is very easy to use without requiring any technical knowledge or skills. In the case of lost files, a formatted drive, or a crashed computer that lost its data, it’s a good place to begin to recover.
I will be a Groupon stan until I die. I have used their coupons for massages, haircuts, oil changes, and for experiences like a Camel ride in the Sahara while I was in Morocco and a deal on glamping in an Airstream trailer in Joshua Tree. Groupon is one of the best ways to get reduced prices on something you’ve always wanted to try, but don’t want to pay full price for. Make sure to nab a Groupon promo code for seriously reduced prices on activities and services.
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Get 80% Off this Summer at Groupon
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