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  1. ‘I was chasing my tail’: one woman’s battle with in-work poverty
  2. Personal insolvencies jump to nine-year high in England and Wales
  3. Factsheet: Travel insurance
  4. Interest rates left at 0.75% amid signs of rebound for UK economy
  5. I thought I needed alcohol to enjoy sex… but being sober made it so much better I thought I needed alcohol to enjoy sex… but being sober made it so much better
  6. ‘I was chasing my tail’: one woman’s battle with in-work poverty
  7. Record number of over-45s giving birth in England
  8. Subprime lender Amigo puts itself up for sale as complaints rise
  9. Home ownership among young people rises after decade of decline
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  12. Can the UK regional airline Flybe fly out of its troubles?
  13. Let’s move to the north Pembrokeshire coast: a place to escape the universe’s ills
  14. Four-star Oxford hotel had no one to help with midnight emergency
  15. UK minimum wage to rise by four times rate of inflation
  16. Let’s move to Sedbergh, Cumbria: lovely in its isolation
  17. You’re gonna need a bigger boat? UMaine has printer for that
  18. US nuclear, uranium mining industries hope for Trump bailout
  19. ‘We’re no country bumpkins’: Meet the couple who bought Thomas Cook
  20. Hearing aids: is going private really better than the NHS? Hearing aids: is going private really better than the NHS?
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  22. Turkish artillery explodes near US special forces in northern Syria
  23. The market & impeachment: May Trump process be worse on stocks than Nixon, Clinton probes?
  24. Facebook’s Libra currency battered by defections, pushback
  25. National Coming Out Day: How YouTube enabled viral celebs to shed fear, share stories
  26. For travelers, The Platinum Card from American Express is worth the hype
  27. NASA administrator explains Twitter spat with SpaceX
  28. Rockets’ Daryl Morey should resign to preserve the NBA’s revenue, investments and goodwill
  29. Not the next Tesla: Vacuum cleaner maker Dyson abandons electric car dreams
  30. Donald Trump to hold talks with Chinese official to try to resolve trade standoff
  31. For the 1st time, Biden says Trump should be ‘impeached’
  32. Nobel prize honors breakthroughs on lithium-ion batteries
  33. To stop STDs, US-backed clinics prescribe abstinence
  34. US cities with the lowest poverty rates: California home to the most
  35. GM’s redesigned Corvette Stingray to be delayed by UAW strike
  36. Meghan McCain condemns withdrawal of US troops in Syria: ‘Shame on everyone who is supporting this’
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  38. Sheltering the homeless: These 48 major US cities face growing homeless populations
  39. Amy Schumer opens up about mixed feelings going back to work after giving birth
  40. Sir Bradley Wiggins: ‘My most embarrassing moment? Post 2012, I had a few hissy fits’
  41. Super-rich renting London homes for £5,000-plus a week amid Brexit worries
  42. Southern drought deepens; 11 million affected
  43. The Note: Biden faces squeeze as Trump flurries continue
  44. Sir Bradley Wiggins: ‘My most embarrassing moment? Post 2012, I had a few hissy fits’
  45. General Electric offers pension buyouts, freezes benefits to reduce debt
  46. Yellow cedar rejected for threatened species listing
  47. Super-rich renting London homes for £5,000-plus a week amid Brexit worries
  48. 5 states where paying off debt is easier
  49. Why savings rates may be heading for zero – and what to do
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  57. Employers added just 136K jobs in September while unemployment rate hits a new 50-year low
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  60. Dairy farmers, animal activists want to know how $900 million for marketing was spent
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  80. President Trump’s former national security advisor ‘deeply disturbed’ by Ukraine scandal: ‘Whole world is watching’
  81. Jobs don’t always keep you out of poverty. Here are cities with high working poor populations
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  94. AP FACT CHECK: Trump mistruths on Ukraine, impeachment fight
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  105. FDA cautions dog owners about Performance Dog raw pet food salmonella, listeria concerns
  106. These cute Halloween pet costumes are everything we need right now!
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  110. Hospitals are buying up housing units, helping ‘stranded’ patients find a home
  111. This meat thermometer is usually crazy expensive—until now
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  113. Fox, Dish Network dispute hits college football and NFL football season
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  118. High levels of cancer-causing chemical found in mint and menthol e-cigarettes: Study
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  137. School probably didn’t teach you much about money. Here are 4 things you should know
  138. Spotify upgrades Family plan subscription, rolls out parental controls for music service
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  147. The Latest: Nevada AG says plutonium fight will continue
  148. Talk of a public housing renaissance in London is fake news
  149. A ‘direct correlation’ between rise of hate on social media and attacks, says SPLC
  150. Island or European nation? Rival views of UK shape Brexit
  151. Unnecessary knee airbags may cause more harm than good, study says
  152. Trump-McConnell 2020? Senate leader takes on role of wingman
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  156. Huawei unveils phone system that could replace Android
  157. US decries Chinese dams, disruption of Mekong River
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  159. Cutting the cord with Vizio’s new V436 TV
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  161. Thumbs down to the fake reviewers ruining the internet for all of us
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  166. Backers of Hawaii telescope tout benefits to humanity, jobs
  167. Gin made from peas is a new innovation for environmentally friendly martinis
  168. ‘My husband quit his job to help grow my business. More men should do this’
  169. Government to issue ‘sleep hygiene’ guidance
  170. San Francisco runner makes art with GPS-tracking fitness apps Strava, MapMyRun
  171. Olivia Wilde thanks strangers for helping with son’s ‘defcon 1’ meltdown: ‘I’m so moved’
  172. ‘You owe them an apology’: Rep. Tulsi Gabbard takes aim at Sen. Kamala Harris’ record as a prosecutor during 2020 Democratic debate
  173. Joe Biden accidentally endorses Sen. Cory Booker for president during 2020 debate
  174. 5 key takeaways from the Democratic debate: The major battle lines of night 1
  175. Fellow Democrats sound alarms on Sanders and Warren policies: ANALYSIS
  176. 2 TSA officers placed on administrative leave due to ‘offensive display’
  177. This meat thermometer is perfect for grilling, smoking, and roasting—and it’s on sale
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  179. This meat thermometer is perfect for grilling, smoking, and roasting—and it’s on sale
  180. How to delete your data from FaceApp
  181. President Trump defends his attacks against Cummings, Sharpton and Baltimore; claims he’s the ‘least racist’ person
  182. Rhinoceros conceived artificially born at California zoo
  183. We tried the egg cooker with a cult-following on Amazon—is it worth it?
  184. Zen group to stop York Minster meetings after religious row
  185. Events look at balancing security, ambiance after shooting
  186. Q&A: What to know about the Capital One data breach
  187. Zen group to stop York Minster meetings after religious row
  188. Teen climate activist gets Normandy’s first Freedom Prize
  189. Does Trump’s racially divisive campaign strategy carry a hidden message for black voters?
  190. Holiday Inn owner to ditch mini toiletries from 5,000 hotels
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Description

  • Item Type: Keyboard
  • Size: 23.5 x 13.2 x 0.6 cm
  • Operation Style: Membrane
  • Wrist Support: No
  • Operating Distance: 10 m
  • Working Current: < 2.0 mA
  • Charging Time: 4 Hours
  • Lithium Battery Capacity: 150 mA
  • Keys: 59 Keys

Additional information

Type

Wired
Application

Laptop,Desktop
Keyboard Standard

Tablet Keyboard
Language

English
Operation Style

Membrane
Interface Type

Bluetooth
Style

Mini,Slim
Wrist Support

No
Package

No
Full Size keyboard

No
Axis Body Brand

OEM
Supports Human Engineering

Yes
Whether to support plug and play

Yes
Mechanical Keyboard

No
Time to market

Jun-09
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No
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Is waterproof

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