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" All Eyes on the Vatican Is there such a thing as small talk between the president and the pope? (The Wall Street Journal) Tablet Turnabout Russian government officials go on a Samsung Galaxy buying spree\u2014but no one is buying their claim that the sudden switch from American-made iPads is just a coincidence. (Fortune) An Embarrassment, Without Riches French tabloid Closer awarded actress Julie Gayet 15,000 euros for breach of privacy after generating a media frenzy with its story on her affair with President Fran\u00E7ois Hollande. The sum is 35,000 euros shy of Gayet&amp;#039;s appeal\u2014but still enough to sponsor an upgrade from scooter to car service, no? (BBC News) Reality Show Offers Proposal From Prince Harry Doppelganger If gossip headlines are to be believed, Harry&amp;#039;s days as a bachelor are numbered. Let&amp;#039;s face it: with William decidedly off the market and George still in diapers, this might just be an aspiring English princess&amp;#039;s best shot. (Hello!) Major Restoration London&amp;#039;s Tate Gallery will return an 1824 painting suspected to have been seized by Nazis in WWII Hungary. But it&amp;#039;s safe to say they&amp;#039;ll still have an impressive collection afterwards\u2014not so for Cornelius Gurlitt, who also agreed to return his massive stash of Nazi-looted paintings to their rightful owners. (BBC News, The New York Times) The Absurdly Civil Separation: Part Two Day one gave us &amp;quot;conscious uncoupling.&amp;quot; Today, we learn how to &amp;quot;breakup moon&amp;quot; courtesy of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin. (People) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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