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U.S. Yahoo7
'Time to eat, but not to fix my power': Drink dumped on electrician grabbing lunch after 12-hour shift
Two days after Hurricane Irma struck electrician Daniel Wilson stopped to get some food after a 12-hour shift.
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Science Yahoo News UK
Hubble spots something very, very strange hurtling through our solar system
The object had puzzled astronomers ever since it was first spotted
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U.S. The Independent
Woman accused of raping man at knifepoint could be spared jail
Lestina Marie Smith, from Saginaw, Michigan, was 17 when she allegedly raped a 19-year-old man inside his car and threatened him with a knife. Ms Smith reportedly filmed the incident. Ms Smith, who is now 18, faced up to life in prison, but may now avoid a prison sentence after pleading “no contest to lesser charges”.
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Entertainment Moviefone
Phallic Image Hidden in Children's Cartoon on Netflix Leads to Outrage and Jokes
A very detail-oriented parent got a big surprise while watching the children's cartoon "Maya the Bee" on Netflix.
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Health New York Post
Ric Flair reveals the insane drinking habits that nearly killed him
For recovering wrestling legend Ric Flair, drinking was a way of life. Phoning in to ESPN’s “Dan Le Batard Show” Thursday, the 68-year-old WWE Hall of Famer, who was placed in a medically induced coma last month, revealed he would consume an excessive amount of alcohol daily. “When I started in the business in 1972, we drove 3,000 miles a week, we drank beer on the road … threw cans out the windows and all the stuff, no cops, it was just a way of life,” Flair said. Following Flair’s health scare, in which he underwent surgery to remove part of his bowel and to insert a pacemaker, the “Nature Boy” has vowed never to drink again.
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World CNN
What happens if North Korea tests a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific?
North Korea has been working tirelessly on developing missiles that can reach the United States and its allies and pair them with a miniaturized nuclear warheads. After six nuclear tests and a succession of missile tests, the consensus is that Pyongyang is close. When asked when we'll know for sure if North Korea has a nuclear-tipped missile, nonproliferation expert Jeffrey Lewis sometimes responds with a bleak joke: "you'll see a giant bright light." Lewis, from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies' James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, agrees with most experts that we'll only know for certain when they do it. The United States military, however, operates under the assumption
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LifestyleChicago Tribune
Father reels from stepfather's rage
Dear Amy: I am a dad with two children, ages 11 and 8. Three months ago, we were at my mother and stepfather's house for a family cookout. My 8-year-old son was throwing "pops" on the ground (you know, those firecracker things that pop on cement). Well, apparently, my stepfather became angry and lunged at my son, picking him up by the throat, screaming in his face and throwing him onto the ground. This happened in the front yard, and all of the other adults were in the backyard. My daughter and my niece came running to the adults, crying, "Grandpa's choking 'Nick!'" The only witnesses were children aging from 8 to 14, but they all had the same story. When I came running into the front yard, my
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