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CNN Evening News for Sunday, May 15, 2016
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Finally, tonight's number six. That is the number of hours Americans spend every day on e-mail. According to a survey by Adobe, and if that seems like a lot to you, you're not alone. France is right now considering a law to make it illegal to send work e-mails outside of work hours or on weekends. Wouldn't that be nice? Experts say the constant barrage of e-mails, text messages just add to stress. It's actually a law. Some of us probably welcome right in the NEWSROOM, although not sure how that ...
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