A $499 lifetime license for Visual Studio Pro is now $15 TL;DR: Visual Studio Pro is only $15 through November 20.
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The 64-bit architecture lets you work on large... 
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'Utterly disgraceful': Parliament reacts to McSkimming saga Question time was pushed back on Wednesday this week so that the House could address the report of the Independent Police Conduct Authority into misconduct at police. 
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AI & tax intelligence set to transform business compliance by 2026 By 2026, AI and tax intelligence will revolutionise business compliance, driving real-time reporting and transforming finance, trade, retail, and hospitality sectors globally. 
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Rain doesn't put off Canterbury's A&P Show punters Organisers are promising a return to full strength after last year's show was scaled back. 
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Rising costs sees price of fish and chips increase The cost has risen 154 percent over the last 20 years. But according to Fresco Fisheries owner, it is still good value for money. 
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France wary of enemy that never went away, 10 years after Bataclan attacks As France marks 10 years since the Paris attacks, an ex-girlfriend of a jihadist survivor is arrested for an alleged plot of her own. 
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Democrats left bruised after historic shutdown yields little Trump emerges from the shutdown having made little in the way of substantive concessions to Democrats in Congress. 
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'There's a bit of anxiety': Stranger Things creators on spin-off plans After five seasons the show is coming to an end, but a spin-off is already in development. 
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Fossil fuel emissions rise again - but renewables boom offers hope for climate Carbon emissions from burning fossil fuels are forecast to reach a new high in 2025 but could soon peak. 
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‘Those prices have gone up’: Fish and chips no longer a cheap night out What used to be a cheap and cheerful takeaway is now leaving hungry customers with a hefty bill. 
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High performers excel in strategy execution amid data challenges High-performing firms excel in strategy execution by integrating technology and data, outpacing rivals despite widespread challenges in adapting to rapid market changes. 
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Crash on major highway injures several people Four people have been injured in a two-vehicle crash on a major highway north of New Plymouth. 
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Homicide investigation launched after incident near New Plymouth landmark The incident took place near the Wind Wand. 
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Homicide investigation launched after death of Hastings woman Police believe people in the community have vital information about the death. 
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Conversation between British missionaries and Ngapuhi rangatira to be re-enacted Author Grant Hodgson said the conversation offered rare, vivid insights into the thoughts and values of both parties. 
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Earps return 'talk of Manchester' but Middleton-Patel steals show Manchester United's victory over PSG was significant - but conversation before, during and after was dominated by goalkeepers. 
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Thirteen hours by touch – inside one of the world's longest exam days South Korea's national college entry exam is notoriously hard - but blind students face unique challenges. 
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The Papers: New 'bombshell' Epstein emails and 'Streeting goes to war with No 10' New emails suggesting Donald Trump knew about the conduct of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein dominate Thursday's papers. 
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