Top 10 Off Beats from January
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One of January’s most popular Off Beat stories featured telecommuting survey results. Two stories about an ingredient on Subway's menu being possibly fishy finished among the top stories for page views for the month.
1. Nearly a third of workers will quit without work-in-pajamas option
2. Subway tuna swimming in a sea of uncertainty
3. Former insurance exec claims place in paintball frontier
4. Subway issues statement on tuna lawsuit
5. How not sweet it is to be lied to: Lawsuit
6. Millennials ponder life, insurance during lockdown
7. Too bad insurance wasn't a category
8. English teacher aims to correct Netflix's alleged plagiarism
9. Group aims to throw states a bone on pet insurance regulation
10. Robots join mission to improve film set safety
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