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(It took me a while to remember the exact quote, but now that I think on it I'm pretty sure this is it)
"Your pizza is futile"
After some discussion, we established that "futile" does not exactly mean "doomed" :)
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"Your pizza is futile"
After some discussion, we established that "futile" does not exactly mean "doomed" :)
Dresden crowds tell a chilling tale of Europe’s fear of migrants
How to stop autoplay videos
The number of violent crimes dropped across the United States by 4.4% in 2013 compared to the year before, according to estimates released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). In the last decade, the number of violent crimes declined by nearly 15%.
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Boko Haram seizes army base in Nigeria town of Baga
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Moderate rebel factions unite in Syria
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Arab spring prompts biggest migrant wave since second world war
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Pope Francis named 15 new cardinals Sunday, selecting them from 14 nations including far-flung corners of the world such as Tonga, New Zealand, Cape Verde and Myanmar to reflect the diversity of the church and its growth in places like Asia and Africa compared to affluent regions. (Quote from the NYTimes, link to BBC, because the BBC didn't have a good quote.)
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“America once led the world in building and maintaining a nationwide network of safe and reliable bridges and roads. Today, nearly a quarter of the nation's 600,000 bridges have been designated as structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. Let's rebuild our crumbling infrastructure. Let's make our country safer and more efficient. Let's put millions of Americans back to work,” Sanders said.
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