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Warehouses in the US are full of foods that fight malnutrition, while kids go hungry in places like South Sudan.

Last year’s LG Gram Pro 17 was a classic study in laptop compromise. Incredibly thin and light, it was a veritable marvel of engineering that weighed in at half the heft of a typical 17-inch notebook.