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Anker’s Soundcore Sleep earbuds finally feature active noise canceling The new Soundcore Sleep A30 can more effectively block disturbing sounds but are $80 more expensive.

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Sydney Sweeney released a sultry soap made with her used bathwater — and The Post managed to scoop up two samples before the 5,000 bars sold out in less than a minute.

Sydney Sweeney's soap went on sale Friday and sold out within seconds, leaving customers to complain of long checkout waits and a crashed website.