Definition: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: Thelma and Puhleaaaze (And yes I FINALLY got my license after years of driving w an adult present and a learners permit) IM FREE Rollin w the homies 
  
 A photo posted by Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) on Jul 1, 2016 at 9:53am PDT ||||| Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain. ||||| Vice President Joe Biden has been the force behind It's On Us, a campaign dedicated to making everyone aware of sexual assault and the importance of consent, thus placing more accountability on everyone. The program was launched in 2014 by Biden and President Barack Obama -- shedding much-needed light on a cause that continues to plague college campuses everywhere, with reportedly 1 in 5 women and 1 and 16 men being sexually assaulted in college. Now Lady Gaga, who has been outspoken against sexual assault, is hitting the road with the VP to get his message out. 
  
 The two will be speaking at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on April 7, with hopes of adding more signatures to the list of 250,000 students who took the pledge (from over 500 colleges) of solidarity against violence. Gaga's alread made quite an impact on the cause with "Til It Happens to You" -- the song she cowrote and recorded for The Hunting Ground. And she's made quite an impression on our vice president, as he refers to her as "brave and sincere." 
  
 We're certainly excited that It's On Us is opening so many eyes with the help of Lady Gaga -- a surviver of sexual assault herself. But, personally, I'm most enamored by the fact that there's a man who is willing to step up for a cause that is berated and downplayed by men. He's doing this as a husband and a father -- and a man who realizes that while this issue does impact women more frequently, it doesn't discriminate against men. He recognizes that women don't need restrictions, but they need support. 
  
 Proud to stand by my friend @ladygaga tonight. Pure courage that inspires, challenges us all. #ItsOnUs. All of us. A photo posted by Vice President Joe Biden (@vp) on Feb 28, 2016 at 8:42pm PST 
  
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 As women fight to walk, talk, and look any way they please without being slut-shamed and, thus, ridiculously accused of "wanting it," it's necessary that we stop teaching women that they are doing something wrong and are the ones who must change -- instead of truly sitting young men down and educating them on the depth of consent. I don't know about your sex ed class, but my teacher kind of breezed by the whole "No Means No" section, and that's where we go wrong -- we assume common sense is common, when it's actually not. 
  
 As I get older, I'm noticing through friends' stories and my own experiences that some men are genuinely ignorant to the different variations of "no." This is by no means an excuse, but it is a reason to sit down and educate everyone involved. That way, in future cases, we're certain (as a society) that we've done our due diligence to clearly layout the definition of "no," and offenders can be held 100 percent accountable for their actions -- and they don't get off on bullsh*t excuses, allowing men to make themselves the victims. 
  
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 People need to know that an intoxicated woman is a woman who said "no." A woman who stops you mid-makeout and says "no" means f*cking NO! And, dressing like a "slut" didn't cause you to penetrate her without her consent -- it's still a hard no. 
  
 Coming from a male role model enforcing these ideas and broadcasting this knowledge, the message will hopefully be well received by other men -- in college and beyond. And with that, sexual assault can finally be a real conversation instead of the butt of many people's jokes. 
  
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Output:
Lady Gaga has a driver's license for the first time at 30 years old, People reports. The singer has been posting about the experience of getting her license on Instagram, noting in a post on Friday that "after years of driving w an adult present and a learners permit," she "FINALLY" got her license. The following day she posted a picture of herself prostrate on the ground next to a car in apparent thanks to the Lord, her DMV test administrator looking on: "And after I passed my driving test. PRAISE HIM," she wrote. Another snap, captioned "SCHOOLS OUT," shows her in a DMV classroom. (Here's what Gaga is up to with Joe Biden.)