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  • @WSJ
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    The actor says he “doesn’t notice the caffeine.”
    Lee Pace Drinks Coffee for Six People in the Morning
    Lee Pace Drinks Coffee for Six People in the Morning
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  • @WSJ
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    Players at the afterthought position have created a quiet but powerful information network and are leveraging it for big pay raises.
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    College Football Kickers Were Underpaid. Then They Started Texting.
    Players at the afterthought position have created a quiet but powerful information network and are leveraging it for big pay raises.
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  • @WSJ
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    Actor Lee Pace, who is starring in “Practical Magic 2," sat down with the My Monday Morning podcast to talk about his intense coffee habit, his belief in witches and his farm upstate. Listen to the full episode: on.wsj.com/46IFrzS
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  • @WSJ
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    It serves Dom and a $97 lobster salad on a dock in Montauk. It's owned by a famous hedge fund exec and locals want it gone. 🔗: on.wsj.com/4gBmUdd
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  • @WSJ
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    The luxury lanes of London have a pesky problem: foreign supercars that park where they see fit, racking up tickets the drivers don’t pay
    Londoners Are Stewing Over Supercar Tourists Who Park Wherever They Want
    Londoners Are Stewing Over Supercar Tourists Who Park Wherever They Want
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