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Microsoft today launched an online version of its flagship Office software to rival “cloud” storage systems such as Google Drive.

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Cable cars were tested on the new link across the Thames in London yesterday.

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Jennifer Egan's "A Visit from the Goon Squad," a daring and disturbing journey through music, time and technology, won the fiction prize from the National Book Critics Circle.

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Microsoft launches an updated version of its Office software today, aiming to keep its grip on the hugely profitable business application market while countering the challenge of free online alternatives from Google.