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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
Cymbre Barnes, 28, pictured at the M&S in Greenwich, London, UK. Cymbre bought bananas for £1 and got charged £1599 via Apple pay.
'M&S charged me £1,599 for a bunch of bananas'. Unlike with contactless payments, there is no limit to how much you can spend with Apple Pay.
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
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Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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Reese Witherspoon is seen departing from a Los Angeles airport in a private jet.
EXCLUSIVE. Coleman-Rayner
Los Angeles, CA, USA. February 19, 2021
Reese Witherspoon is seen departing from a Los Angeles airport in a private jet. The Morning Show actress and executive producer wore a green puffer coat, ankle length jeans, blue and white stripe t-shirt, designer sunglasses, white sneakers and a red hairband. Reese carried a large canvas tote bag from her company, Draper James.
CREDIT MUST READ: Coleman-Rayner
Tel US (001) 310-474-4343- office
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Reese Witherspoon is seen departing from a Los Angeles airport in a private jet.
EXCLUSIVE. Coleman-Rayner
Los Angeles, CA, USA. February 19, 2021
Reese Witherspoon is seen departing from a Los Angeles airport in a private jet. The Morning Show actress and executive producer wore a green puffer coat, ankle length jeans, blue and white stripe t-shirt, designer sunglasses, white sneakers and a red hairband. Reese carried a large canvas tote bag from her company, Draper James.
CREDIT MUST READ: Coleman-Rayner
Tel US (001) 310-474-4343- office
www.coleman-rayner.com
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NEWS - Grosbritannien: Serienvergewaltiger muss für mindestens 30 Jahre ins Gefängnis
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iPhone 4 and iPhone 6plus belonging to Reynhard Sinaga
Serial rapist Seynhard Sinaga is jailed, Manchester, UK - 06 Jan 2020
Reynhard Sinaga, 36, who is Britain's most prolific rapist after being convicted of 159 sex offences, including 136 rapes. A judge told him today he will "never be safe to be released" as he was jailed for life with a minimum of 30 years at Manchester Crown Court. Sinaga was found guilty of luring 48 men from outside Manchester clubs to his flat, where he drugged and assaulted them - filming the attacks. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) described Sinaga as "the most prolific rapist in British legal history". The post-graduate student was already serving life, with a minimum term of 20 years, for the offences he was convicted of in two earlier trials, which took place in summer 2018 and last spring.Across four separate trials, the Indonesian national, from Manchester, was found guilty of 136 counts of rape, eight counts of attempted rape, 14 counts of sexual assault, and one count of assault by penetration, against a total of 48 victims.
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Microsoft Flagship Store opens on Regent Street
Microsoft will open its first retail store in the UK in Oxford Circus on July 11.
The site is located less than 200 yards away from Apple's flagship store on Regent Street. Shoppers visiting Microsoft's store will be able to get hands-on with the latest technology, products and services from the firm and its partners.
Kelly Soligan, Global GM Microsoft store, pictured during press preview of Microsoft Flagship Store opening on Regent Street, London Picture by Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd 07813022858 09/07/2019
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Microsoft Flagship Store opens on Regent Street
Microsoft will open its first retail store in the UK in Oxford Circus on July 11.
The site is located less than 200 yards away from Apple's flagship store on Regent Street. Shoppers visiting Microsoft's store will be able to get hands-on with the latest technology, products and services from the firm and its partners.
Kelly Soligan, Global GM Microsoft store, pictured during press preview of Microsoft Flagship Store opening on Regent Street, London Picture by Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd 07813022858 09/07/2019
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Microsoft Flagship Store opens on Regent Street
Microsoft will open its first retail store in the UK in Oxford Circus on July 11.
The site is located less than 200 yards away from Apple's flagship store on Regent Street. Shoppers visiting Microsoft's store will be able to get hands-on with the latest technology, products and services from the firm and its partners.
Kelly Soligan, Global GM Microsoft store, pictured during press preview of Microsoft Flagship Store opening on Regent Street, London Picture by Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd 07813022858 09/07/2019
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Microsoft Flagship Store opens on Regent Street
Microsoft will open its first retail store in the UK in Oxford Circus on July 11.
The site is located less than 200 yards away from Apple's flagship store on Regent Street. Shoppers visiting Microsoft's store will be able to get hands-on with the latest technology, products and services from the firm and its partners.
John Carter, senior store manager of Microsoft flagship London store sits in a McLaren Senna during a press preview on Regent Street, London Picture by Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd 07813022858 09/07/2019
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Microsoft Flagship Store opens on Regent Street
Microsoft will open its first retail store in the UK in Oxford Circus on July 11.
The site is located less than 200 yards away from Apple's flagship store on Regent Street. Shoppers visiting Microsoft's store will be able to get hands-on with the latest technology, products and services from the firm and its partners.
A staff member in a McLaren Senna during a press preview of Microsoft Flagship Store opening on Regent Street, London Picture by Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd 07813022858 09/07/2019
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Microsoft Flagship Store opens on Regent Street
Microsoft will open its first retail store in the UK in Oxford Circus on July 11.
The site is located less than 200 yards away from Apple's flagship store on Regent Street. Shoppers visiting Microsoft's store will be able to get hands-on with the latest technology, products and services from the firm and its partners.
Kelly Soligan, Global GM Microsoft store, pictured during press preview of Microsoft Flagship Store opening on Regent Street, London Picture by Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd 07813022858 09/07/2019
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Microsoft Flagship Store opens on Regent Street
Microsoft will open its first retail store in the UK in Oxford Circus on July 11.
The site is located less than 200 yards away from Apple's flagship store on Regent Street. Shoppers visiting Microsoft's store will be able to get hands-on with the latest technology, products and services from the firm and its partners.
A staff member in a McLaren Senna during a press preview of Microsoft Flagship Store opening on Regent Street, London Picture by Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd 07813022858 09/07/2019
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Microsoft Flagship Store opens on Regent Street
Microsoft will open its first retail store in the UK in Oxford Circus on July 11.
The site is located less than 200 yards away from Apple's flagship store on Regent Street. Shoppers visiting Microsoft's store will be able to get hands-on with the latest technology, products and services from the firm and its partners.
Kelly Soligan, Global GM Microsoft store, pictured during press preview of Microsoft Flagship Store opening on Regent Street, London Picture by Daniel Hambury/@stellapicsltd 07813022858 09/07/2019
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PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE Kourtney Kardashian Looking Younger Than Ever After 40th Birthday!
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PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE Kourtney Kardashian Looking Younger Than Ever After 40th Birthday!
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Wednesday, April 24, 2019 - Kourtney Kardashian appears like she could easily be in her mid-20s as she runs errands in Calabasas, CA after ringing in her 40th birthday last Thursday. What's her secret?! The mom of three shows off her bra in a sheer white tank top paired with black sweats and white tennis shoes. And she smiles and laugh as she chats on her smart phone, could she be flirting with ex Younes Bendjima?! ROL-Daddy/X17online.com (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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Sandra Bullock looks Stylish in All White Summer Outfit While Leaving An Office Building After a Business Meeting in Beverly Hills!
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FEATURE - iPhone zu Pulver gemahlen
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Scientists have ground a smartphone into dust using a food blender – to better understand the materials used to make them and the environmental impact.Every year, 1.4 billion mobile phones are produced around the world.The experiment was designed to find out what are they made of, where those materials come from, and what is the best thing to do with them at the end of their life.Researchers s at the University of Plymouth in the UK blended an entire Apple mobile phone to dust, and then conducting a chemical analysis of the dissolved results.They hope to demonstrate why humanity should all take a keener interest in what is contained within everyday electrical items.They also want to show the quantities of rare or so-called ‘conflict’ elements each phone contains, and encourage greater recycling rates once the devices reach the end of their useful lives.The project was conceived by Dr Arjan Dijkstra and Dr Colin Wilkins, geologists from the University’s School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences.
OPS: The iPhone after being ground in the blender and before materials are sifted for sorting
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Scientists have ground a smartphone into dust using a food blender – to better understand the materials used to make them and the environmental impact.Every year, 1.4 billion mobile phones are produced around the world.The experiment was designed to find out what are they made of, where those materials come from, and what is the best thing to do with them at the end of their life.Researchers s at the University of Plymouth in the UK blended an entire Apple mobile phone to dust, and then conducting a chemical analysis of the dissolved results.They hope to demonstrate why humanity should all take a keener interest in what is contained within everyday electrical items.They also want to show the quantities of rare or so-called ‘conflict’ elements each phone contains, and encourage greater recycling rates once the devices reach the end of their useful lives.The project was conceived by Dr Arjan Dijkstra and Dr Colin Wilkins, geologists from the University’s School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences.
OPS: All the materials of the ground-up iPhone are sifted into separate piles
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) *** Local Caption *** Dr Arjan Dijkstra at The University of Plymouth
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Scientists have ground a smartphone into dust using a food blender – to better understand the materials used to make them and the environmental impact.Every year, 1.4 billion mobile phones are produced around the world.The experiment was designed to find out what are they made of, where those materials come from, and what is the best thing to do with them at the end of their life.Researchers s at the University of Plymouth in the UK blended an entire Apple mobile phone to dust, and then conducting a chemical analysis of the dissolved results.They hope to demonstrate why humanity should all take a keener interest in what is contained within everyday electrical items.They also want to show the quantities of rare or so-called ‘conflict’ elements each phone contains, and encourage greater recycling rates once the devices reach the end of their useful lives.The project was conceived by Dr Arjan Dijkstra and Dr Colin Wilkins, geologists from the University’s School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences.
OPS: iPhone in the blender
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Scientists have ground a smartphone into dust using a food blender – to better understand the materials used to make them and the environmental impact.Every year, 1.4 billion mobile phones are produced around the world.The experiment was designed to find out what are they made of, where those materials come from, and what is the best thing to do with them at the end of their life.Researchers s at the University of Plymouth in the UK blended an entire Apple mobile phone to dust, and then conducting a chemical analysis of the dissolved results.They hope to demonstrate why humanity should all take a keener interest in what is contained within everyday electrical items.They also want to show the quantities of rare or so-called ‘conflict’ elements each phone contains, and encourage greater recycling rates once the devices reach the end of their useful lives.The project was conceived by Dr Arjan Dijkstra and Dr Colin Wilkins, geologists from the University’s School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences.
OPS: All the minerals contained in the phone in one pile awaiting chemical analysis
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Scientists have ground a smartphone into dust using a food blender – to better understand the materials used to make them and the environmental impact.Every year, 1.4 billion mobile phones are produced around the world.The experiment was designed to find out what are they made of, where those materials come from, and what is the best thing to do with them at the end of their life.Researchers s at the University of Plymouth in the UK blended an entire Apple mobile phone to dust, and then conducting a chemical analysis of the dissolved results.They hope to demonstrate why humanity should all take a keener interest in what is contained within everyday electrical items.They also want to show the quantities of rare or so-called ‘conflict’ elements each phone contains, and encourage greater recycling rates once the devices reach the end of their useful lives.The project was conceived by Dr Arjan Dijkstra and Dr Colin Wilkins, geologists from the University’s School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences.
OPS: Dr Arjan Dijkstra who conducted the experiment.
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Scientists have ground a smartphone into dust using a food blender – to better understand the materials used to make them and the environmental impact.Every year, 1.4 billion mobile phones are produced around the world.The experiment was designed to find out what are they made of, where those materials come from, and what is the best thing to do with them at the end of their life.Researchers s at the University of Plymouth in the UK blended an entire Apple mobile phone to dust, and then conducting a chemical analysis of the dissolved results.They hope to demonstrate why humanity should all take a keener interest in what is contained within everyday electrical items.They also want to show the quantities of rare or so-called ‘conflict’ elements each phone contains, and encourage greater recycling rates once the devices reach the end of their useful lives.The project was conceived by Dr Arjan Dijkstra and Dr Colin Wilkins, geologists from the University’s School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences.
OPS: The iPhone in the blender
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PEOPLE - Promis: Bilder des Tages
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Tuesday, March 12, 2019 - Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather manages to subtly troll rival Conor McGregor after the Irish fighter was arrested in Miami for allegedly smashing a fan's phone outside of the Fontainebleau Hotel. While McGregor smashed the fan's phone for taking pictures, Mayweather hams it up for his fans in Beverly Hills, boisterously encouraging them to shoot his picture! Perez/X17online.com (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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Tuesday, March 12, 2019 - Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather manages to subtly troll rival Conor McGregor after the Irish fighter was arrested in Miami for allegedly smashing a fan's phone outside of the Fontainebleau Hotel. While McGregor smashed the fan's phone for taking pictures, Mayweather hams it up for his fans in Beverly Hills, boisterously encouraging them to shoot his picture! Perez/X17online.com (FOTO:DUKAS/X17)
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