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Google News ◆ Traces of oil may be clue in search for missing plane ◆ Ukraine crisis: warning shots at border confirm new Europe's new frontier ◆ 22 Reasons Why Daylight Saving Time Needs To Be Abolished ◆ Google Celebrates Women All Over The World With A Doodle (GOOG) ◆ Bail Set At $1.2 Million For Mom Who Drove Kids Into Ocean ◆ Chris Christie's 2016 problem has nothing to do with a bridge ◆ AT&T Again to Trim US Wireless Prices ◆ Sheila MacRae, Wife in '60s 'Honeymooners' Sketches, Dies at 92 ◆ Report: Ted Turner admitted to South American hospital for appendicitis ◆ Florida family falls ill after eating meat tainted with LSD ◆ CPAC 2014: Newt Gingrich: Hillary Clinton a 'prison guard' of past ◆ Missing Maryland girl found; father arrested for murdering her mother ◆ Dispute erupts over school reform in Newark, NJ ◆ WVU rifle team has Monday date at the White House ◆ Obama: It's Time To Give America A Raise ◆ In Istanbul, Derision And Defiance At Erdogan's Threat To Ban Facebook ... ◆ Mummified Woman Discovered 6 Years After Her Death ◆ Missouri spelling bee finally declares winner; 7th-grader needed more than 90 ... ◆ West Virginia beats No. 8 Kansas 92-86 ◆ Why Bitcoin Doesn't Want a Real Satoshi Nakamoto ◆ Wikileaks's Assange Says Group Will Release New Secret Data ◆ Barack Obama Set to Introduce Fox's 'Cosmos' Premiere Episode ◆ Samsung spills on Milk Music streaming service at SXSW ◆ Jets agree to terms with TE Jeff Cumberland ◆ Libya says will bomb N. Korea-flagged tanker if it ignores orders ◆ Kesha, Fresh From Rehab, Drops The $ ◆ US Senate Rejects a Bid to Overhaul How Military Handles Sexual Assault ◆ Evgeny Kuznetsov headed to Washington Capitals, Russian reports say ◆ Taylor Swift To Selena Gomez: Dump Justin Bieber Or Our Friendship's Over ◆ Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur: live

BBC World ◆ 'Oil slick seen' in missing jet hunt ◆ Shots as Crimea observers stopped ◆ Libya threatens to bomb oil tanker ◆ Turkish ex-military chief freed ◆ Boeing checks 787s for wing cracks ◆ US general faces assault accuser ◆ Ukraine beat Russia to biathlon gold ◆ Great Walls 'could stop tornadoes' ◆ Lost tourist 'ate flies' to survive ◆ US economy adds 175,000 new jobs ◆ Canada condom piercer verdict upheld ◆ Venezuela expels Panama diplomats ◆ Rio bin men on strike despite deal ◆ Pistorius 'fired gun in anger' - ex ◆ Kenyan president takes pay cut ◆ Anwar gets jail term for sodomy ◆ Officer dies in India navy accident ◆ Sarkozy phone 'tapped by judges' ◆ Schumacher condition 'not changed' ◆ Brotherhood 'terrorists', say Saudis ◆ Niger extradites Gaddafi's son ◆ Lawrence brother wants inquiry role ◆ Cliffs collapse prompts warning ◆ Landmark default in China solar firm ◆ Birmingham City owner Yeung jailed ◆ Facebook's WhatsApp purchase opposed ◆ Scotland 17-19 France ◆ Chelsea 4-0 Tottenham Hotspur ◆ Ireland 46-7 Italy ◆ Tartt and Atwood vie for book award

reddit ◆ It has been reported that two passengers who were listed on the plane's manifest - an Italian and an Austrian - were not actually on the flight but had had their passports stolen in the past two years in Thailand ◆ What a difference 15 months makes. Yes, that's me in both pictures! ◆ Warning tag on a hat. ◆ Bumped into a girl carrying a lot of papers... ◆ TIL that to demonstrate the m1917, John Browning fired the machine gun for 48 minutes straight (~21000 rounds). The US army shortly after adopted it as its standard machine gun.. ◆ This motherfucker is getting paid to pretend to be a dragon. ◆ My 8 year old cousin told me that 'The lego games have too many collectables' ◆ Fun facts about the Incredibles ◆ My sister's goose after a rainstorm. Pure happiness. ◆ This woman went to the gym for 100 days and made a time lapse video ◆ Software Patents Are Bullshit ◆ IamA traumatic brain injury survivor, today is the first anniversary of my accident. AMA! ◆ Kansas illegally underfunds poorer school districts, court rules ◆ Deadly diarrhea caused by wastewater on crops: Researchers have identified that the use of wastewater to irrigate vegetable crops, which is common across developing countries, may significantly contribute to deadly health risks such as rotavirus, a major cause of diarrheal diseases ◆ Why do deserts/dried up lakes form polygon patterns of dried ground? ◆ Japanese baseballer Masato Akamatsu x-post /r/gifs ◆ Carezza Lake in the Italian Dolomites [970x647] photo by Marco Carmassi ◆ ELI5: Why don't airplanes broadcast their exact GPS coordinates continously to some central authority who records them so that they can be easily found if they crash? ◆ What are some dystopian 'rebuild the world'-type of books you've really enjoyed? ◆ Nine Inch Nails and Soundgarden set to co-headline Summer US tour ◆ Seattle gamer notices that his connection to Steam has a very high latency hop. Despite everyone else telling him it's unlikely to be resolved, a networking hero who works at his ISP notices and resolves the problem. ◆ Brooklyn 99 renewed for Season 2! ◆ Welcome Lilly, Nicole, Chris, Ismail, Erica, Cynthia, Max, and Chris! ◆ Guys asks how he can prepare to work for Tesla Motors, Tesla engineer shows up, vets him, and then accepts his resume ◆ 'The Wanaka Tree' - Lake Wanaka, New Zealand [2048x1041][OS] photo by Ingrid Kjelling

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