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Mobiles 'prove' women are better multitaskers
A global online survey has revealed something that our mothers could have told us for free: women are better at multitasking than men..
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The Nigerian government recently questioned whether Microsoft chairman Bill Gates could afford to support himself during a planned visit to the African country.
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