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All Things Considered for September 25, 2019

A Mysterious Pencil Factory Sharpens Focus On Tariff Scams

With a growing number of imports from China facing tariffs, some companies are trying to avoid those costs by falsely labeling Chinese products as manufactured elsewhere. YinYang/Getty Images hide caption

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A Mysterious Pencil Factory Sharpens Focus On Tariff Scams

A Mysterious Pencil Factory Sharpens Focus On Tariff Scams

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All Things Considered for September 24, 2019

1.3 Million More Workers Eligible For Overtime Pay, But Some Say Rules Fall Short

A long-awaited update to federal overtime rules means about 1.3 million workers will be entitled to extra pay when they work more than 40 hours a week. Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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1.3 Million More Workers Eligible For Overtime Pay, But Some Say Rules Fall Short

1.3 Million More Workers Eligible For Overtime Pay, But Some Say Rules Fall Short

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'I Will Survive' Saves Marginalized People A Spot On The Dance Floor

Gloria Gaynor originally recorded "I Will Survive" as a B-side, but swiftly after its release in October 1978 it became a worldwide hit. Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images hide caption

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'I Will Survive' Saves Marginalized People A Spot On The Dance Floor

'I Will Survive' Saves Marginalized People A Spot On The Dance Floor

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All Things Considered for September 23, 2019

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All Things Considered for September 22, 2019

Democrats Intensify Calls For Potential Impeachment Over Whistleblower Complaint

Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, speaks with reporters about a whistleblower complaint on Thursday. J. Scott Applewhite/AP hide caption

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Democrats Intensify Calls For Potential Impeachment Over Whistleblower Complaint

Democrats Intensify Calls For Potential Impeachment Over Whistleblower Complaint

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There Was 'No Chance Of Me Going Into The Arts,' Says Comedian Gina Yashere

Gina Yashere is a co-creator of the new CBS sitcom Bob Hearts Abishola. She speaks above at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for Tribeca Film Festival hide caption

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There Was 'No Chance Of Me Going Into The Arts,' Says Comedian Gina Yashere

There Was 'No Chance Of Me Going Into The Arts,' Says Comedian Gina Yashere

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He's Trying To Fill In The Gaps On Google Street View — Starting With Zimbabwe

Tawanda Kanhema in 2018 wearing Google Street View camera gear at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. Casey Curry hide caption

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He's Trying To Fill In The Gaps On Google Street View — Starting With Zimbabwe

He's Trying To Fill In The Gaps On Google Street View — Starting With Zimbabwe

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All Things Considered for September 21, 2019

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