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"Won't Affect A Shark": Trump Signs Order To Bring Back Plastic Straws In US
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday pushing for a return to plastic drinking straws, saying their impact on marine life was limited.
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"Back To Plastic": Trump Slams Eco-Friendly Paper Straws
President Donald Trump on Friday raged against eco-friendly paper straws promoted by his predecessor Joe Biden, and pledged that the United States would return to using plastic ones.
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"Go Back To Plastic Straws?" - Internet In Disbelief Over Starbucks' CEO Jet Commute
Starbucks' newly-appointed CEO, Brian Niccol, made headlines for his commute of 1600 km by jet. People have responded to the news with criticism and memes online.
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Hilarious Viral Video On Paper Straws Has Everyone Nodding In Agreement
Every used paper straws? This hilarious video about ussing paper straws might be one of the most relatable things ever; take a look.
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Hilarious Tweet About Paper Straws Goes Viral And Everyone Can Relate
Paper straws are being increasingly used in restaurants. A Twitter user shared a hilarious post about them that everyone could relate to.
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Vegan Menu To Paper Straws: This Is All Golden Globes Served
Being one of the early recognizes of trends and innovation, Golden Globes 2020 on Sunday served plant-based food
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"Bigger Problems" Than Plastic Straws, Says Donald Trump
Swapping paper for plastic turned out to be the last straw for Donald Trump, who said Friday there are "bigger problems" than plastic drinking straws -- the day after his reelection campaign manager promoted branded ones on Twitter.
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Virgin Australia Airline Bans Plastic Straws And Stirrers From All Operations
Virgin Australia has announced a blanket ban on plastic straws and stirrers from all its lounge and in-flight operations. Founder Richard Branson broke the news on Twitter.
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Trai's Draft on OTT Regulations Goes Far Beyond Telecom for No Reason
Trai's consultation paper seems to be clutching at straws well beyond telecom to justify its apparent bias towards telcos.
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"Won't Affect A Shark": Trump Signs Order To Bring Back Plastic Straws In US
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday pushing for a return to plastic drinking straws, saying their impact on marine life was limited.
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"Back To Plastic": Trump Slams Eco-Friendly Paper Straws
President Donald Trump on Friday raged against eco-friendly paper straws promoted by his predecessor Joe Biden, and pledged that the United States would return to using plastic ones.
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"Go Back To Plastic Straws?" - Internet In Disbelief Over Starbucks' CEO Jet Commute
Starbucks' newly-appointed CEO, Brian Niccol, made headlines for his commute of 1600 km by jet. People have responded to the news with criticism and memes online.
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Hilarious Viral Video On Paper Straws Has Everyone Nodding In Agreement
Every used paper straws? This hilarious video about ussing paper straws might be one of the most relatable things ever; take a look.
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Hilarious Tweet About Paper Straws Goes Viral And Everyone Can Relate
Paper straws are being increasingly used in restaurants. A Twitter user shared a hilarious post about them that everyone could relate to.
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Vegan Menu To Paper Straws: This Is All Golden Globes Served
Being one of the early recognizes of trends and innovation, Golden Globes 2020 on Sunday served plant-based food
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"Bigger Problems" Than Plastic Straws, Says Donald Trump
Swapping paper for plastic turned out to be the last straw for Donald Trump, who said Friday there are "bigger problems" than plastic drinking straws -- the day after his reelection campaign manager promoted branded ones on Twitter.
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Virgin Australia Airline Bans Plastic Straws And Stirrers From All Operations
Virgin Australia has announced a blanket ban on plastic straws and stirrers from all its lounge and in-flight operations. Founder Richard Branson broke the news on Twitter.
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Trai's Draft on OTT Regulations Goes Far Beyond Telecom for No Reason
Trai's consultation paper seems to be clutching at straws well beyond telecom to justify its apparent bias towards telcos.
