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"Need to catch up on the latest current events? Read on for the week&amp;#39;s top stories, and then check out even more headlines.\n\nA new Pew study shows that 40% of U.S. teens own a smartphone, and 25% of them access the internet with their gadgets. [Washington Post]\n\nThe fresh approach that millennials take when it comes to politics might lead us out of today&amp;#39;s headache-inducing gridlock. [Time]\n\nNetflix has begun to offer subscribers the ability to view their friends&amp;#39; movie libraries, making the streaming service as interactive as Spotify. [Bloomberg]\n\nBecause the so-called &amp;quot;age of the brag&amp;quot; is over, many teens are abandoning Facebook for alternatives like Instagram and Tumblr. [The Verge]\n\nWorried about college loans? New startup Pave is a platform that teams &amp;quot;backers&amp;quot; with students who need a leg up. [USA Today]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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