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Author of Trump book contradicts president, says aides see him as a 'child'

Author of Trump book contradicts president, says aides see him as a 'child'

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The author of a deeply critical book about Donald Trump's first year in office said on Friday he had spoken with the president while working on it, contradicting Trump's assertion that he had never talked to the writer for the book and had not authorized any access to the White House.

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Stop Making Assumptions About Your Dates

Based on your disappointing dating experiences, it can be easy to feel a bit cynical when a new prospect shows up in your life. You get a weird chill down your back when your new sweetie looks at you a certain way, and you immediately put a negative spin on it.

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Letterman lands Obama as first guest on new Netflix show

Letterman lands Obama as first guest on new Netflix show

(Reuters) - Veteran former U.S. talk show host David Letterman will return to television on Jan. 12 in a new Netflix show where his first guest will be former U.S. President Barack Obama, Netflix Inc said on Friday.

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Bad Timing! 4 Occasions When You Shouldn't Say "I Love You"

It's one of the first big relationship milestones, saying that first "I love you." And it can be hard to hold back when you're ready to make your love known. But if you want to give yourself the best chance of hearing "I love you, too!" back, consider how receptive - or not - your audience will be.

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