Save $75: Until noon ET on cocaine sex videosAug. 23, the Kindle Scribe (64GB, with a Premium Pen included) is on sale for $344.99 at Amazon, which is 18% off its original price of $419.99. You can also score a 16GB or 32GB Scribe for 18% off, with Basic or Premium Pen options.
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Until noon ET on Aug. 23, the Kindle Scribe (64GB, with a Premium Pen included) is on sale for
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