Percentage figures indicates how much lower rates are in other countries.
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With the release of The Expendables this week, children of the 80s have many reasons to celebrate. Some of "our generation's" greatest action heroes are returning to the big screen. Not only that, they're bringing with them the kind of action that made us want to be them in the first place. Good old fashion action - the kind with machine guns with grenade launchers attached - the kind with limbs blowing off - the kind with Dolph Lundgren!
With all the stars in this movie, screenjunkies.com wanted to look at each Expendable's career highs and lows - because for every First Blood, there's a Judge Dredd... via www.screenjunkies.com
What is the future of your entertainment consumption? We know movie theaters aren’t going anywhere despite how awful 3D is and the mounting ticket prices, but what about movie rentals and online streaming? To give you an idea, we are comparing two of the biggest players in movie rentals to help you decide which option is more worth the money.
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Credit scores affect financial the financial habits of every individual, but have you ever considered what an entire nation’s credit score might look like?
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This is a debate that’s been going on for ages and we’re by no means going to make a decision for you.
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This chart illustrates, in comparison with daily American or global consumption, five million barrels is just a drop in the (admittedly enormous) petroleum industry bucket.
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What's so special about the human brain? It turns out that we're no better endowed between the ears than you would expect for a primate of our size
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Infographic looking at how research into alternative energy compares with some of the more rediculous wastes of money in America
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