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Becca’s ‘buds’ beat out other words Original

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By Grayson Blackmon
| The Verge Verified
Photo Illustration by Grayson Blackmon Filed under: Verge Video Buds, buds, buds, buds! By Grayson Blackmon Jan 12, 2022, 10:05am EST After working on a data piece analyzing everything The Verge has ever written, I thought it might be fun to look at some other Verge data to see what I could find.
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Microsoft’s 2021 Surface Pro 8 event liveblog with Duo, Pro X, and more

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By Dieter Bohn, Sean Hollister Verified, Grayson Blackmon
| The Verge Verified
Filed under: Microsoft Surface Go, Surface Book, Surface Duo, Surface Pro X... a lot of Surfaces By Dieter Bohn, Sean Hollister, and Grayson Blackmon Sep 22, 2021, 10:40am EDT Image: Microsoft Microsoft is set to announce a whole bunch of new Surface computers today. At an event starting at 11AM ET / 8AM PT, we are expecting to see a new Surface Pro 8, Surface Book, Surface Go, Surface Pro X, and even the Android-based Surface Duo.
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Ten years of data breaches: LinkedIn, Dropbox, Facebook, and more

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By Russell Brandom Verified, Grayson Blackmon, William Joel Verified
| The Verge Verified
This is a map of the internet’s biggest sources of breached data, from June 2011 to today. The data is drawn from Troy Hunt’s Have I Been Pwned project (with minor adjustments), so you can click through to the site to see if you’re included. Each bubble represents a single breach, and as you scroll down, you’ll see them getting bigger and coming faster, until the sheer volume is overwhelming.
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