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The resurfaced manuscript of Bram Stoker's legendary vampire novel reminds us that even a hack can create an immortal tale.

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The unprecedented arrangement could cost taxpayers as much as $19.8 million if continued through September 2019

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A rare and fascinating glimpse of the lives of ordinary North Koreans