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1CD1F. Incident. Incidents. Incidental. Incidentals. Incidentally. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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5CD2F. Federal, State, and Local Politics [ ]. Federal, State, and Local [ ]. Federal [ ]. Federally [ ]. Federals [ ]. State [ ]. States [ ]. Stately [ ]. State-Wide (SW) [ ]. Local [ ].  Locals [ ].  Locally [ ].  City [ ]. Cities [ ]. City-Wide (CW) [ ]. World [ ]. Worlds [ ].  Worldly [ ]. Worldwide [ ]. Organization [ ]. Organizations [ ]. Organizational [ ]. Organizationally [ ]. Institute [ ]. Institutes [ ]. Institution [ ]. Institutions [ ]. Institutional [ ]. Institutionally [ ]. Corporate [ ]. Corporates [ ]. Corporation [ ]. Corporations [ ]. School [ ]. Schools [ ]. College [ ]. Colleges [ ]. University [ ]. Universities [ ]. Club [ ]. Clubs [ ].  Extracurricular Politics (EP) [ ]. Politic [ ].  Politics[ ]. Political [ ]. Politically [ ]. Politician [ ]. Politicians [ ]. Leader [ ]. Leaders [ ]. Leadership [ ]. Leaderships [ ]. Leadership Experience (LE) [ ].  Leadership Experiences (LE) [ ]. [ ]. [ ]. [ ]. [ ]. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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13CD3F. Realist. Realists. Real. Reality. Realities. Realness. Realism. Realistically. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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17We have God-Given Rights. And We also have Natural Rights.
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25From CNN.com: “Trump: House panel should investigate Clinton, not me”.
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37From TheHill.com: “Ted Koppel tells Sean Hannity he is bad for America”. 
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41From DailyMail.co.uk: “Sean Hannity says he's an advocacy journalist, hits back at Ted Koppel”.
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45From Blogs.FindLaw.com: “IRS Scam Backfires When Scammers Target Cop Specializing in Phone Scams”. 
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49From MSN.com: “Rex Tillerson May Be in Hot Water Over ExxonMobil Emails”.
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53From TheDailyBeast.com: “U.S. Attorney’s Office Under Investigation After 700 Lawyers Were Spied On in Prison”.
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59From CBSNews.com: “11-year-old girl's hands covered in third-degree burns after making ‘slime’ ”.
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63From MSN.com: “Conservative Star Tomi Lahren ‘Banned Permanently’ From The Blaze (Report)”. 
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67From Insider.FoxNews.com: “Shaffer: Trump Wiretap Case 'Worse Than Watergate' ”. 
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71From MSN.com: “N. Dakota Oil Spill 3 Times Larger Than First Estimated”. 
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75From The Telegraph.co.uk: “True adulthood doesn't begin until age 25”.
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83From Politico.com: “Nunes claims some Trump transition messages were intercepted”. 
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87From ZeroHedge.com: “BOMBSHELL: CIA Whistleblower Leaked Proof Trump Under ‘Systematic Illegal’ Surveillance Over Two Years Ago: FBI Sat On It”.
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91From TheWrap.com: “Millennials Don't Consider Themselves Adults Until Age 30”. 
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95From DailyMail.co.uk: “Charlie Sheen hints he knows Hollywood stars with HIV”.
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109CD4F. The Metaphor of The Frog and The Slowly Heated Water. Acclimate. Acclimates. Acclimating. Acclimated. Acclimation. Acclimations. Get Used to (GUT). Gradually Get Used to. Become somewhat of a Norm. Gradually become somewhat of a Norm. Become somewhat of a Societal Norm. Gradually become Somewhat of a Societal Norm. Step. Steps. Stepping. Stepped. Gradual. Graduals. Gradually. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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113CD5F. Supplement. Supplements. Supplementing. Supplemented. Supplemental. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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117CD6F. Evidence. Non-Evidence. Evidence to The Contrary. Not Evidence to The Contrary. Non-Evidence to The Contrary.
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127The Man said to a Woman, “What are You doing?” And The Woman replied, “I’m doing The Dishes. And I’m Our House’s Dishwasher.” And The Man replied, “What?! You can’t be a Dishwasher unless You have a Valid Professional License. And You can’t be a Real Member of Any Profession unless You have a Valid Professional License.” And The Woman replied, “You mean that there were Not, for example, People who are Dishwashers until an Organization was Created to License some of those People?” And The Man replied, “Yes, and those Dishes that I saw You wash were Not Really Washed because You don’t have a Valid Professional License. And You Need to get someone’s Permission before You are a Dishwasher, and before You wash any Dishes.”
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135CD7F. Hypothesis. Hypothesize. Hypothesizes. Hypothesizing. Hypothesized. Hypothetical. Hypothetically. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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141CD8F. Theory. Theories. Theorize. Theorizes. Theorizing. Theorized. Theoretical. Theoretically. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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145CD9F. Fact. Facts. Fact-Based (FB). Largely Fact-Based (LFB). Somewhat Fact-Based (SFB). Factual. Factually. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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149CD10F. Actual. Actuals. Actually. Actuality. In Actuality. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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153CD11F. Real. Realness. Reality. Realities. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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157CD12F. Nonchalant. Nonchalantly. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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161CD13F. Chill. Chills. Chilling. Chilled. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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165CD14F. Coast. Coasts. Coasting. Coasted. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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173CD16F. Anglophone. Anglophones. English-Speaker. English-Speakers. English-Speaking. English-Writer. English-Writers. English-Written. Spoken in English. Spoke in English. Written in English. Wrote in English. Many Individuals believe that The English Language is a Hard Language to Learn. And Many Individuals believe that The English Language is a Hard Language to Learn how to Master.
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177CD17F. Francophone. Francophones. French-Speaker. French-Speakers. French-Speaking. French-Writer. French-Writers. French-Written. Spoken in French. Spoke in French. Written in French. Wrote in French. Many Individuals believe that The French Language is a Hard Language to Learn. And Many Individuals believe that The French Language is a Hard Language to Learn how to Master.
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181CD18F. Romance Language (also known as (aka) Many of The Mediterranean Languages)-Speaker. Romance Language (also known as (aka) Many of The Mediterranean Languages) -Speakers. Romance Language-Speaking. Romance Language-Writer. Romance Language-Writers. Romance Language-Written. Spoken in The Romance Languages. Spoke in The Romance Languages. Written in The Romance Languages. Wrote in The Romance Languages. Many Individuals believe that The Romance Languages (also known as (aka) Many of The Mediterranean Languages) are Hard Languages to Learn. And Many Individuals believe that The Romance Languages (also known as (aka) Many of The Mediterranean Languages) are Hard Languages to Learn how to Master.
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187CD19F. Gist. The Gist. The Gist of that. The Gist of this. The Gist of those. The Gist of these. Summary. Summaries. Summarize. Summarizes. Summarized. Summarizing.  Summarized. The Picture. The Pictures. Picture. Pictures. Picturing. Pictured. Holistic. Holistically. Overall. Overalls. Cumulative. Cumulatively. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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191CD20F. Science. Sciences. Scientist. Scientists. Scientific. Scientifically. Scientific Method (SM). Scientific Methods (SM). Sort of The Scientific Method (SOTSM). Sort of The Scientific Methods (SOTSM). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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195Here is a Paraphrased Quote from Someone: “Your Ancestors and Your Family Members (FM) must have done something right. And Your Ancestors must have done something right in order for More of Your Other Family Members (FM) to have been Born. And Your Ancestors and Your Family Members (FM) must have done something right in order for You to have been Born.” And You must have done something right. And You must have done something right in order for You to have those Accomplishments of Yours. And that Person must have done something right. And that Person must have done something right in order for that Person to have His or Her Accomplishments.
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199In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I am a European. And I am also 100 Percent European. And this means that My Mother is a European. And this also means that My Father is a European. And this also means that My Ancestors are Europeans.”
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207The Man asked The Woman, “Do You Speak The English Language Pretty Well?” And The Woman replied, “I do Not Speak English. And the only Language that I Speak is Legalese. And I am a Legalese Speaker (LS).” And The Man said, “Well, You have to know at least one language in order to also know the Language of Legalese.” And The Woman replied, “I am The Exception to That Rule. Comprendez-vous maintenant ou non? Et oui, Je parle anglais tres bien aussi. Vous parlez francais, mon ami? C’est bon etre avec vous ici et manger un pomme et l’orange avec vous aussi. C’est bon pour notre corps. Un bon nuit.”
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215From The Smithsonianmag.com: “The Mystery of Easter Island”.
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219From The Singularityhub.com: “Old Mice Made Young Again With New Anti-Aging Drug”. 
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223From NewYork.cbslocal.com: “CDC Issues New Warning On Potential Impact Of Zika Virus”. 
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227The Target Corporation, which operates Shopping Stores, also has, and operates, its own Forensic Laboratories. And from Corporate.Target.com: “An Unexpected Career: Target's Forensic Services Laboratory”. 
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231From MSN.com: “Retired 4-Star General Sides with Sesame Street, Says PBS 'Makes Us Safer' ”.
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235From CNBC.com: “National Security Council shake-up: Bannon out, Rick Perry in”.
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239From LATimes.com: “Richmond Fed President Lacker resigns, admitting role in leak to analyst”. 
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243From BusinessInsider.com: “Neil Gorsuch is accused of plagiarism amid a heated Supreme Court confirmation fight”. 
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259From MSN.com: “Wells Fargo Told To Pay Whistleblower $5.4 Million”. 
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267From MSN.com: “Judge Denies Roman Polanski's Bid to End 40-Year-Old Rape Case”.
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275From NationalReview.com: “Susan Rice's White House Unmasking: A Watergate-style Scandal”. 
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279From WashintonPost.com: “Susan Rice isn't a 'smoking gun,' but she does have some explaining to do”.
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299From NPR.org: “Serial Killer Dubbed 'Angel Of Death' Dies After Prison Beating”.
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307From Independent.co.uk: “Michael Flynn's request for immunity has been 'turned down' ”.
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311From DailyMail.co.uk: “Alec Baldwin considers retiring SNL impersonation of Donald Trump”.
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315From MSN.com: “Drexel professor wanted to 'vomit' after service member given courtesy on plane”. 
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319From FoxNews.com “Flynn in 2016: When you are 'given immunity' that probably means you committed a crime”. 
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331From NBCPhiladelphia.com: “ 'Stunning' Drug Lab Scandal Could Overturn 23K Convictions”.
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335From SFGate.com: “California is the top state with most UFO sightings, say UFO experts”. 
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339From MSN.com: “7 'facts' you learned in school that are no longer true”. 
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343From Blogs.FindLaw.com: “IRS Scam Backfires When Scammers Target Cop Specializing in Phone Scams”. 
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364From The Independent.co.uk: “Trump faces 'open warfare' with Breitbart if he fires Bannon, warns former executive”.
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368From The BusinessInsider.com: “ 'Work this out': Trump reportedly urges Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon to get along”. 
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372From ABCNews.go.com: “ 'Zombie' Bees Surface in the Northeast”. 
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376From Cell.com: “Trade-off between Transcriptome Plasticity and Genome Evolution in Cephalopods”. 
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380From The Standard.Net: “Ability to rewrite RNA hints at why octupuses, squids are clever”. 
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384From The Telegraph.co.uk: “Was Donald Trump right all along about Sweden's crime and immigration problems?”
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392From Celebretainment.com: “Caitlyn Jenner: 'I've made mistakes' ”.
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396From The WashingtonPost.com: “Octopuses and squids can rewrite their RNA. Is that why they’re so smart?” 
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400From IBTimes.com: “Octopuses, Squids And Cuttlefish Retain Ability To Defy Genetic Instructions, Edit Genes On The Fly”. 
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404From MSN.com: “India has never used me against China, says Dalai Lama during his Arunachal visit”.
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408From The NYTimes.com: “Close to Half of American Adults Infected With HPV, Survey Finds”. 
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416From FranceHebdo.fr: “Ted Wheeler Freaks Out After Man Pulls And Aims Pepsi Can During City Hall Meeting”. 
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420From The Telegraph.co.uk: “The Masters 2017 leaderboard and latest Augusta scores and news”.
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428From FTW.USAToday.com: “Baseball mysteriously sticks to Yadier Molina's belly”. 
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432From The NYTimes.com: “Close to Half of American Adults Infected With HPV, Survey Finds”.
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440From The NYTimes.com: “Don Rickles, Comedy's Equal Opportunity Offender, Dies at 90”. 
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444From Variety.com: “Don Rickles, Legendary Insult Comic, Dies at 90”.
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448From The WashintonPost.com: “Arnold Palmer absent, yet very present, for Masters’ ceremonial tee shot”.
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476At a Doctor’s Office, The Doctor said to a Man, “I got Your Blood Results back, and it states that You are made up of about 98 Percent Slime. And, specifically, Green Slime. And that You also have been Genetically Engineered.” And The Man replied, “What?! I’m about 98% Slime!? You Mean that I’m Not . . .” And The Doctor replied, “Wait a Second, these test results are for My Next Patient.” And The Doctor then got another Folder, and He said, “And Here is Your Real File. And Your Real File states . . .  Oooops, and it also states that You are Made up of about 98% Slime. And, specifically, Green Slime. And Maybe I should call You Mr. Slime.”
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488From The NYTimes.com: “Congressman Who Shouted 'You Lie' at Obama Hears the Same From Constituents”. 
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504From Variety.com: “Bill O'Reilly Sexual Harassment Scandal, Advertiser Defections a Test for Fox News Future”. 
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508From USAToday.com: “United Airlines says controversial flight was not overbooked; CEO apologizes again”. 
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512From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Scientists make cells RESISTANT to HIV in major breakthrough”. 
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552From The EuroNews.com: “US warships are sent to the Korean peninsula”. 
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576From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Now Susan Rice gets 'four Pinocchios' over chemical weapons claim”. 
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592From CNN.com: “Scientists discover new primate -- and it's already in danger”. 
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596From The Deadline.com: “21st Century Fox Confirms Law Firms Bill O’Reilly Investigation”. 
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604From MSN.com: “Satirist John Clarke, of Clarke and Dawe fame, dies aged 68”. 
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632From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Researchers discover nearby exoplanet has an ATMOSPHERE”. 
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636From USAToday.com: “Russell Westbrook has 50 points, buzzer-beater in record 42nd triple-double”. 
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640From The BusinessInsider.com: “Deputy national security adviser leaves the White House as McMaster's influence grows”. 
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644From The Guardian.com: “John Clarke, satirist and comedian, dies aged 68”.
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648From The HollyWoodReporter.com: “ 'Star Wars': Carrie Fisher to Appear in 'Episode IX,' Says Brother Todd Fisher”.
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660From CBSSports.com: “Damian Lillard scores franchise-record 59 points as Blazers close in on playoff berth”. 
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676From Futurism.com: “An End to Blindness: "Holy Grail" of Gene Editing Partially Restores Vision”. 
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688From The LATimes.com: “In a consequential week, Trump leans on the Washington establishment he vowed to disrupt”. 
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692From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Researchers discover nearby exoplanet has an ATMOSPHERE”. 
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704From The Independent.co.uk: “Trump faces 'open warfare' with Breitbart if he fires Bannon, warns former executive”.
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708From The BusinessInsider.com: “ 'Work this out': Trump reportedly urges Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon to get along”. 
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712From ABCNews.go.com: “'Zombie' Bees Surface in the Northeast”. 
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732Friend -- May You have a Happy Easter. He is Risen, and, like a Baptism, that can Never be Undone. -- Brandon
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735
736And More of My Writings:
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740CD21F. Present. Sometimes Present (SP). Often Present (OP). Not Present (NP). Sometimes Not Present. Often Not Present. Recessive. Sometimes Recessive (SR). Often Recessive (OR).  Not Recessive (NR). Sometimes Not Recessive. Often Not Recessive. Dominant. Sometimes Dominant (SD). Often Dominant (OD). Not Dominant (ND). Sometimes Not Dominant (SOD). Often Not Dominant.
741
742About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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744 
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746 
747
748CD22F. Tread Carefully. Treads Carefully. Treading Carefully. Treaded Carefully. Often. Sometimes. Not Often (NO). Not Sometimes (NS). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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751
752CD23F. Walk Carefully. Walks Carefully. Walking Carefully. Walked Carefully. Often. Sometimes. Not Often (NO). Not Sometimes (NS). About that Subject (ATS). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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758CD24F. Vicarious. Vicariously. A Vicarious Activity. Live Vicariously (LV). Lives Vicariously (LV). Living Vicariously (LV). Lived Vicariously (LV). Experience Vicariously (EV). Experiences Vicariously (EV). Experiencing Vicariously (EV). Experienced Vicariously (EV). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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762CD25F. In one of My Writings, The Man said to another Man: “Mon Ami, Comment allez-Vous? Je parle francais. Et Vous aussi? Je habite l’Etats Unis. Et Je suis un ecrivain et Je suis aussi un auteur des livres et des pas livres. C’est bon. Et c’est bon maintenant.”
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766May You have a Happy Easter. I had a Great Easter Dinner with a Family Member tonight at a Restaurant in downtown Portland. And We both had Prime Rib, asparagus, mashed potatoes, cheese Fondue, and, for dessert, Baked Alaska.
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770And More News from Around The World:
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773
774From FoxNews.com: “Assange lashes out against CIA after Pompeo rips WikiLeaks”.
775
776 
777
778From MSN.com: “China seeks Russia's help to 'cool' N. Korea situation”. 
779
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781
782From TheGuardian.com: “Five-year-old boy crushed to death at US revolving restaurant”. 
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784 
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786From TheHill.com: “Roger Stone defends WikiLeaks, calls for CIA head to resign over attacks”. 
787
788 
789
790From MSN.com: “21 bold predictions for the 2017 NBA Playoffs”. 
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794From The LATimes.com: “On the 4th anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings, a day of public service, resiliency and strength”. 
795
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798From TheAmericanMirror.com: “VIDEO: Trump supporter beaten with skateboard by agitators at Berkeley rally”.
799
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801
802From The BaltimoreSun.com: “Former Laurel Wal-Mart manager charged with staging $400,000 store robbery in which he was shot”. 
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806From TheHill.com: “Maxine Waters rallies Tax March crowd for Trump's impeachment”. 
807
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810From Yahoo.com: “New protests set in troubled Venezuela”. 
811
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813
814From ZeroHedge.com: “Chinese Media Almost Sets Off Military Action With Erroneous North Korea Headline”.
815
816 
817
818From TheGuardian.com: “China urges North Korea and US to step back from brink of war”. 
819
820 
821
822From CNN.com: “Trump privately signs anti-Planned Parenthood law”.
823
824 
825
826From WISTV.com: “N. Korean official: Ready for war if Trump wants it”.
827
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829
830From MSN.com: “United changes crew booking policy after passenger dragged off plane”. 
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834From CNN.com: “What we can learn from North Korean military parades”. 
835
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837
838From Bloomberg.com: “China Warns of War Risk as Trump Rattles Saber at North Korea”. 
839
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841
842From The DailyCaller.com: “Research Firm Behind Trump Dossier Is Refusing To Answer Senate Committees Questions”. 
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845
846From CNBC.com: “China says North Korea tension has to be stopped from reaching 'irreversible' stage”. 
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850From MSN.com: “China warns of N. Korea conflict 'at any moment' ”.
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854From The Independent.co.uk: “Pharmaceutical giant 'plotted to destroy cancer drugs to drive prices up 4000 per cent' ”.
855
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858From The HollywoodReporter.com: “TV News Poll: Bill O'Reilly Viewed Most Negatively Among News Figures”. 
859
860 
861
862From ABC30.com: “Wisconsin man accused of robbing gun store and writing a threatening manifesto to Trump has been captured”.
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867
868From CNN.com: “Were Trump's Syrian missile strikes morally justified?”. 
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872rom
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874From NBCNews.com: “U.S. may launch strike if North Korea reaches for nuclear trigger”. 
875
876 
877
878From The BleacherReport.com: “Eli Manning Allegedly Involved in Scheme to Sell Fake Game-Worn Memorabilia”.
879
880From CNN.com: “36 ISIS fighters killed by huge US bomb”. 
881
882 
883
884From The GreatBigStory.com: “Banking on Cheese: The Bank That Uses Parmesan as Collateral”. 
885
886 
887
888From MSN.com: “Carter Page: 'All of the lies ... are finally coming out into the open' ”. 
889
890 
891
892From MSN.com: “ 'Beauty and the Beast' Bests $1 Billion at Worldwide Box Office”. 
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894 
895
896From en.Wikipedia.org: “Jimmy Carter UFO incident”. 
897
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899
900From NBCNews.com: “CIA Director Pompeo calls WikiLeaks a 'hostile intelligence service' ”.
901
902 
903
904From Metro.us: “Millennials, popular dating apps might have increased your risk of getting STDs, experts say”.
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906 
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908From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Scientists make cells RESISTANT to HIV in major breakthrough”. 
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912From TheBlaze.com: “Liberal prof says Trump 'must hang' & Republicans be summarily executed 'to save American democracy' ”.
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916From MSN.com: “Toyota shows robotic leg brace to help paralyzed people walk”. 
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920From The WashingtonPost.com: “United CEO says he felt 'shame' watching video of man dragged from flight and accepts responsibility”. 
921
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923
924From Time.com: “President Trump: 'We Are Not Going Into Syria' ”.
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926 
927
928In one of My Writings of Science Fiction (SF), The Man said to Someone, “Thanks to The Science of a Type of Cloning, Many Individuals have between about 9 to about 9 Trillion Versions of Themselves, with each Version of Themselves being a Different Person.”
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932And More of My Writings:
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936CD26F. Dimension. Dimensions. Multi-Dimensional (MD). Several Dimensions (SD). Many Dimensions. An Important Dimension. Important Dimensions (ID). About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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938 
939
940CD27F. Aspect. Aspects. Several Aspects. Many Aspects. An Important Aspect. Important Aspects. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
941
942 
943
944In one of My Writings, The Man said, “Like Many Individuals, I have done Many Good Things. And I am Thankful. And I have also Drank many Good Drinks, including Sodas, Juices, and Cider, et cetera. And I have ate Many Good Foods, including Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Steaks, Desserts, Pizzas, Goose, Elk, Lamb, Duck, Yogurt, Ice Cream, Figs, et cetera. And I have gone to Many Good Places, and as of 12/13/2016, I have been to 10 USA States – Oregon (Coast/Rose Garden/Sports Games/Museums/Central Oregon/Eastern Oregon/Dinners on a Boat/Music Concerts/and Fishing/Skiing/Hiking/a Member/Actor in a School Play at Portland Christian School (PCS)/Snowmobiling/on a Helicopter Ride in Sunriver/Swimming/a Member of Sports Teams (ST) (Basketball, Soccer, and Swimming Teams), etc.), Washington State, Virginia (Arlington National Cemetery), Maryland (Johns Hopkins University), Alaska, New York (Rockettes/New York Athletic Club for Dinner/Statue of Liberty/Brooklyn/Around the State/Town/United Nations Building Tour/Grey Line Express Bus Tour around Manhattan/Cafes/Restaurants, et cetera), New Jersey, Hawaii (Pearl Harbor Memorial/Honolulu/Big Island, etc), California (Universal Studios/Knotts Berry Farm/Sea World/Disneyland, etc.), Nevada -- and Washington, DC (Smithsonian, Vietnam Memorial, The Mall, inside the Congressional Building, in the Balcony of Congress, and a Church Choir Performance, etc.) and Canada (on a Road Trip with Family and Friends), and The Belgian Embassy in DC as Part of a School Trip called, ‘Government Close Up’,  and The Region of Oceania – for Hawaii.”
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948And More News from Around The World:
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951
952From Money.CNN.com: “Breitbart and Trump relationship: it's complicated”. 
953
954 
955
956From MSN.com: “Fox News Is Preparing to Cut Ties with Bill O'Reilly”. 
957
958 
959
960From CNN.com: “That song doesn't mean what you think”.
961
962 
963
964From Money.CNN.com: “Snapchat denies its CEO labeled India as 'poor' ”.
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967
968 
969
970From CNN.com: “Crowd angrily chants 'yes or no' at senator”. 
971
972 
973
974From Money.CNN.com: “The typo that could be a symbol for Hillary Clinton's campaign”.
975
976 
977
978From CNN.com: “Official: White House, Pentagon miscommunicated on aircraft carrier's location”. 
979
980 
981
982From The WashingtonPost.com: “In the fight of his career, O’Reilly's side swings back on harassment charge”. 
983
984 
985
986From FoxNews.com: “Trump taunts Dem candidate in Georgia election”. 
987
988 
989
990From ESPN.com: “Veteran linebacker Hawk retires with Packers”.
991
992 
993
994From The WashingtonTimes.com: “Jim Mattis, U.S. defense chief, says North Korea recklessly tried to provoke”. 
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996 
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998From The SandiegoUnionTribune.com: “Is Bill O'Reilly done at Fox News? Drudge may have answer”. 
999
1000 
1001
1002From The DailyNews.com: “Getty Center evacuated after bomb threat”.
1003
1004 
1005
1006From Money.CNN.com: “Source: Fox News and Bill O'Reilly are talking exit”. 
1007
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1009
1010From NYDailyNews.com: “Black Hawk helicopter crash in Maryland leaves 1 crew member dead, 2 injured”. 
1011
1012 
1013
1014From Refinery29.com: “Twitter Was Not Sure What To Make Of That ‘Girls’ Finale”. 
1015
1016 
1017
1018From KGW.com: “No charges against mother of stillborn Portland baby”.
1019
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1021
1022From MSN.com: “ 'Jeopardy' contestant offers hilariously wrong answer”. 
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1025
1026From MSN.com: “Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush hospitalized again in Houston”. 
1027
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1029
1030From MSN.com: “Luck says shoulder injury originated in 2015”. 
1031
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1033
1034From ABCNews.go.com: “North Korea test missiles, challenges US with nuclear war threats”. 
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1038From FoxNews.com: “Tax protests arouse presidential ire, but there's no way Trump is releasing his returns”.
1039
1040 
1041
1042From The NYPost.com: “Former UN worker arrested for robbing banks during lunch break”. 
1043
1044 
1045
1046From MSN.com: “Adidas Sends Out Insanely-Insensitive Email to Boston Marathon Runners”. 
1047
1048 
1049
1050From Yahoo.com: “Alex Jones, the Infowars conspiracy guru, is just playing a part, his lawyer says”.
1051
1052 
1053
1054From TheBusinessInsider.com: “If the latest iPhone 8 rumors are true, Samsung should be worried”. 
1055
1056 
1057
1058From MSN.com: “Pence tells North Korea not to test American resolve, offering Syria and Afghanistan strikes as examples”.
1059
1060 
1061
1062From FoxNews.com: “Police announce $50,000 reward for arrest of Facebook killer as search intensifies”. 
1063
1064 
1065
1066From CBSNews.com: “Rare gold coin will help pay for Indiana church's expansion plan”. 
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1070 
1071
1072From MSN.com: “50 years later, historic Boston Marathon runner back at it”. 
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1075
1076From NJ.com: “Wells Fargo exec was fired for not scamming N.J. customers, lawsuit says”. 
1077
1078 
1079
1080From CBSNews.com: “More Americans suffering from stress, anxiety and depression, study finds”.
1081
1082 
1083
1084From MarketWatch.com: “What satellite images reveal about Chinas economy”. 
1085
1086 
1087
1088From Nation.FoxNews.com: “Trump's Art of the China Deal: Will Xi Jinping Really Help the U.S. Contain North Korea?”
1089
1090 
1091
1092 
1093
1094From PBS.org: “McMaster casts doubt on U.S. sending more troops to Syria”. 
1095
1096 
1097
1098From The BBC.com: “Park Geun-hye: Ex-South Korean president charged in corruption probe”. 
1099
1100 
1101
1102From ZeroHedge.com: “John McCain: "I Hope" Trump Has Been 'Sucked In' By The Washington Establishment”.
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1104 
1105
1106From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Girl, 17, dies after losing her leg during shark attack”. 
1107
1108 
1109
1110From The Independent.co.uk: “Alex Jones' lawyer admits the one thing we all already knew”. 
1111
1112 
1113
1114From Money.CNN.com: “Glenn Beck fires back against Tomi Lahren”. 
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1118From The BleacherReport.com: “Giants LF Jarrett Parker Breaks Collarbone After Crashing into Wall During Catch”. 
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1120 
1121
1122From Fox5NY.com: “False report of gunshots causes Coney Island stampede”. 
1123
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1125
1126From MSN.coim: “Snapchat is doing damage control after its CEO allegedly said the app is 'only for rich people' (SNAP)”. 
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1130From CNN.com: “North Korea's military parade: What we didn't see”. 
1131
1132 
1133
1134From TheGuardian.com: “Mother and daughter die after becoming locked in Czech sauna”.
1135
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1137
1138From The MercuryNews.com: “Stanford lab grows cornea cells for transplant”. 
1139
1140 
1141
1142From FierceHealthcare.com: “Public health experts: Deadly global pandemic is inevitable but Trump administration is unprepared for it”. 
1143
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1145
1146 
1147
1148From The Inquisitr.com: “Bill Gates Warns A Future Disease Epidemic Is Inevitable”. 
1149
1150 
1151
1152From The LATimes.com: “Ohio man accused of posting video of fatal shooting on Facebook remains on the loose”. 
1153
1154 
1155
1156From The WashingtonPost.com: “Protests sweeping South America show rising antigovernment anger”. 
1157
1158 
1159
1160From The NewAmerican.com: “Congressman to Constituents: You Don't Pay My Salary”.
1161
1162 
1163
1164From The NYTimes.com: “Inside the Hotel Industry's Plan to Combat Airbnb”. 
1165
1166 
1167
1168From CNN.com: “Expert: 'There will be a pandemic' “.
1169
1170 
1171
1172From CNN.com: “Seven reason's why a global pandemic is inevitable”.
1173
1174 
1175
1176From The BostonGlobe.com: “Shaken at the start, Celtics drop Game 1 of playoff series vs. Bulls”.
1177
1178 
1179
1180From The BBC.com: “Park Geun-hye: Ex-South Korean president charged in corruption probe”.
1181
1182 
1183
1184In one of My Writings, The Person said, “Father God gave Me a Brain, and I’m Not afraid to use it. And Father God gave Me a Mind, and I’m Not afraid to use it. And Father God gave Me Intelligence, and I’m Not afraid to use it. And Father God gave Me Knowledge, and I’m Not afraid to use it. And Father God gave Me Good Instincts, and I’m Not afraid to use them. And I have My Brain. And I have My Mind. And I have Intelligence. And I have Knowledge. And I have Good Instincts. And that right there Insults My Intelligence. And that is an Insult to My Intelligence. And I know better. And We know better. And some People know better. And many People know better. And I know The Truth about that Subject. And We know The Truth about that Subject. And some People know The Truth about that Subject. And many People know The Truth about that Subject.”
1185
1186I am a European, and I am also an American. – Brandon
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1188 
1189
1190And More News from Around The World:
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1193
1194From The LATimes.com: “Short-term victory for Clippers could be a big loss depending on Blake Griffin's injury”. 
1195
1196 
1197
1198From CNN.com: “Florida releases experimental mosquitoes”. 
1199
1200 
1201
1202From TheGuardian.com: “Trump awards Purple Heart to soldier in first visit to military hospital”. 
1203
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1205
1206From MSN.com: “ 'Avatar' Sequels Book Release Dates, Starting in December 2020”.
1207
1208 
1209
1210From SBNation.com: “Bowler uses every lane to bowl a perfect game in 86.9 seconds”. 
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1213
1214From The WashingtonPost.com: “At least 140 dead after Taliban attack on a key Afghan army base, officials say”. 
1215
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1217
1218From The BleacherReport.com: “Eric Staal Injured After Crashing into Boards vs. Blues, Taken to Hospital”. 
1219
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1221
1222From MSN.com: “Bacteria-Infected Mosquitoes May Get Rid Of Zika”. 
1223
1224 
1225
1226From The BusinessInsider.com: “Video shows American Airlines flight attendant challenging passenger to a fight after allegedly hitting woman with stroller”.
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1230From The DailyStar.co.uk: “North Korea warns GREAT WAR coming as US strike force just DAYS away”. 
1231
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1233
1234From Reuters.com: “U.S. scientists rally to protest on Earth Day”. 
1235
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1237
1238From MSN.com: “Trump pledges to protect environment while reducing burdens on workers”. 
1239
1240 
1241
1242From The NYTimes.com: “Armed Civilian Bands in Venezuela Prop Up Unpopular President”. 
1243
1244 
1245
1246From The BleacherReport.com: “Ilie Nastase Under Investigation for Controversial Serena Williams Comments”. 
1247
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1249
1250From MSN.com: “ 'Appalling': Woman bumped from Air Canada flight misses $10,000 Galapagos cruise”. 
1251
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1253
1254From The SFGate.com: “American Airlines Suspends Staffer Who Violently Hit Mother, Narrowly Misses Baby With Stroller”. 
1255
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1257
1258From MSN.com: “US defense secretary says Syria dispersed warplanes, retains chemical weapons”. 
1259
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1261
1262From The BusinessInsider.com: “South Korean forces on high alert ahead of North Korean army celebration, possible nuke test”. 
1263
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1265
1266From ABCNews.go.com: “Missing Tenn. student found, former teacher arrested”. 
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1270From MSN.com: “Charlie Murphy Laid to Rest: Comedians Pay Their Respects”.
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1273
1274From Omaha.com: “Dow Chemical wants Trump administration to ignore studies on pesticides”. 
1275
1276 
1277
1278From ABCNews.go.com: “FTC warns Instagram influencers over sponsored posts”. 
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1282From The LATimes.com: “Tiger Woods has fourth back surgery and will miss all 2017 majors”. 
1283
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1285
1286From The LATimes.com: “Ann Coulter vows to speak at Berkeley despite cancellation”. 
1287
1288 
1289
1290From MSN.com: “Treasury secretary says a major tax reform proposal is near”.
1291
1292 
1293
1294From MSN.com: “21 Foods You Should Never Feed Your Pets”. 
1295
1296 
1297
1298From CBSNews.com: “13 foods never to feed your dog”. 
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1301
1302From MSN.com: “Aaron Hernandez's attorney to take action against prison for negligence”. 
1303
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1305
1306From MSN.com: “Surgeon general dismissed, replaced by Trump administration”. 
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1309
1310From The BleacherReport.com: “Cowboys CB Anthony Brown Gets Tattoo of Potato Chip on Shoulder”. 
1311
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1313
1314From CNN.com: “Hawaii senator: Sessions' comments are insulting and biased”. 
1315
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1318From The NYPost.com: “Aaron Hernandez may have committed murder to cover up secret”. 
1319
1320 
1321
1322From History.com: “Zola's ‘J'accuse’ letter is printed - Jan 13, 1898”. 
1323
1324 
1325
1326From FoxNews.com: “VP Pence aims to reassure Australia after tense Trump call”. 
1327
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1329
1330From USAToday.com: “Psychiatrists warn President Trump Is 'paranoid' and 'delusional' ”.
1331
1332 
1333
1334From MSN.com: “S. Korea on heightened alert as North readies for army anniversary”. 
1335
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1337
1338From The ChicagoTribune.com: “Ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich loses appeal as judges quickly uphold 14-year prison term”. 
1339
1340 
1341
1342From MSN.com: “Hawaii lawmakers criticize Sessions' island judge remarks”. 
1343
1344 
1345
1346From MSN.com: “Seattle mayor denies knowing accuser, who has gone public”. 
1347
1348 
1349
1350From The HuffingtonPost.com: “Eric Frein, Cop Killer Who Lived In Woods For 48 Days, Guilty On All Charges”.
1351
1352 
1353
1354From CNN.com: “Boy with autism arrested at Florida school”.
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1357
1358From CNN.com: “Syria crisis”. 
1359
1360 
1361
1362From The Telegraph.co.uk: “Paris shooting: Marine Le Pen calls for all French terror suspects to be expelled after Champs Elysees attack”. 
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1366From MSN.com: “Rockets overcome Westbrook's 51, take 2-0 lead over Thunder”. 
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1372From CNN.com: “Sources: US prepares charges against WikiLeaks' Assange”. 
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1376From MSN.com: “United misses Senate deadline for info about passenger removal”. 
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1379
1380From The TechNewsHere.com: “Bose faces privacy lawsuit over headphones that share listening habits with third parties”. 
1381
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1383
1384From Kron4.com: “VIDEO: Starbucks barista has meltdown over Unicorn Frappuccino”. 
1385
1386 
1387
1388From NPR.org: “Massachusetts Throws Out More Than 21,000 Convictions In Drug Testing Scandal”. 
1389
1390 
1391
1392From The USAToday.com: “Dow Chemical urges Trump administration to ignore pesticide findings”. 
1393
1394 
1395
1396From CNN.com: “US official: China puts bombers on 'high alert' ”.
1397
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1399
1400From The LATimes.com: “NBA: Russell Westbrook scores 51, to no avail as Thunder falls to Rockets”. 
1401
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1404From MSN.com: “Tesla to recall 53,000 cars over parking brake issue”. 
1405
1406 
1407
1408From PageSix.com: “Kris Jenner slams Caitlyns book: Everything is 'made up' ”.
1409
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1411
1412From The USNews.com: “Global Flu Pandemic 'Inevitable,' Expert Warns”. 
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1416From Yahoo.com: “Aaron Hernandez's former agent isn't convinced it was suicide and at least one person might agree”. 
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1420From CBSSports.com: “Aaron Hernandez's lawyer insinuates that client's death might not have been suicide”. 
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1424From CNN.com: “Cotton booed for defending Trump on tax returns”. 
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1428From CNN.com: “ 'SNL' takes Trump back to reality TV roots”.
1429
1430 
1431
1432From MSNBC.com: “Trump team's mixed messages on North Korea”. 
1433
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1435
1436From MSN.com: “First Look at Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper in ‘A Star Is Born’ ”.
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1440From SBNation.com: “NFL mock draft: Dan Feeney the choice for Vikings”. 
1441
1442 
1443
1444From Yahoo.com: “Trump congratulates Erdogan on disputed Turkey poll”. 
1445
1446 
1447
1448From CNN.com: “What Sean Spicer thinks of his 'SNL' impression”.
1449
1450 
1451
1452From KGW.com: “Iconic 'Portland' sign at Schnitzer hall to come down for renovation”.
1453
1454 
1455
1456From The DailyBeast.com: “Hillary Clinton to President Obama on Election Night: 'I'm Sorry' I Lost”. 
1457
1458 
1459
1460From Hosted.AP.org: “Venezuela's Opposition Seeks to Keep Pressure on Maduro”.
1461
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1463
1464From CNN.com: “Accuser in Seattle mayor sex abuse lawsuit reveals identity”. 
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1468From The WashingtonPost.com: “Chaffetz will leave behind Oversight panel he used to investigate Obama White House”. 
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1472From The Latest.com: “Trump-Backing House Oversight Chair Jason Chaffetz WILL NOT Seek Reelection”. 
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1475
1476From The Express.co.uk: “So where are they? Mystery over 730,000 missing ELEPHANTS”. 
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1480From Money.CNN.com: “Feds knew of 700 Wells Fargo whistleblower cases in 2010”. 
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1484From MSN.com: “2 killed amid massive anti-government marches in Venezuela”. 
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1487
1488From TheHill.com: “Bruce Springsteen releases anti-Trump protest song”.
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1491
1492From Chicago.SunTimes.com: “Cubs' Todd Ricketts withdraws name for Trump's Cabinet”. 
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1496From Time.com: “Husband of Dead New York Judge Calls for Help With Investigation”.
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1500From FoxNews.com: “Frank Artiles: Florida state senator apologizes for racial slurs”. 
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1504From The Guardian.com: “Umbilical cord blood could slow brain's ageing, study suggests”.
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1507
1508From MSN.com: “Report: Cubs directive aims to prevent players, employees from selling World Series rings”. 
1509
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1511
1512From Money.CNN.com: “Bill O'Reilly out at Fox News”. 
1513
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1515
1516From CBSNews.com: “CIA, FBI launch manhunt for leaker who gave top-secret documents to WikiLeaks”. 
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1519
1520From The LATimes.com: “Tens of thousands of Venezuelans march against President Nicolas Maduro”. 
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1524From The BusinessInsider.com: "Trump signs bill allowing veterans to seek care outside broken VA system”. 
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1528From Breitbart.com: “UC Berkeley Bans Ann Coulter But She Plans to Speak Anyway!”
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1532From FoxNews.com: “Aaron Hernandez, former NFL player, found dead in prison cell, officials say”. 
1533
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1535
1536From The NYTimes.com: “Bill O'Reilly Is Forced Out at Fox News”. 
1537
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1539
1540From The DailyCaller.com: “DNC Spokeswoman Promotes Theory That Russia Has Dirt On Chaffetz”.
1541
1542 
1543
1544From The NYDailyNews.com: “Mike Pence says America's 'sword stands ready' if North Korea uses conventional or nuclear weapons”. 
1545
1546----
1547
1548Here is a Paraphrased Quote from a Contributor on the Cable News Network (CNN), on 4/26/2017: “What, do they want Him to have a Personality Transplant?”
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1551
1552And More of My Writings:
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1555
1556CD28F. Cogent. Cogently.  Logic. Logical. Logically. Reasonable. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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1558 
1559
1560CD29F. Casus Belli (CB). Not a Casus Belli (NACB). A Real Casus Belli. Not a Real Casus Belli. A Reason for War. Not a Reason for War. A Real Reason for War. Not a Real Reason for War. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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1562 
1563
1564The Following are some of The Mottos of Fox News: “Fair and Balanced,” and, “We Report. You Decide.”
1565
1566 
1567
1568And More of My Writings:
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1571
1572CD30F. Honest. Honestly. Dishonest. Dishonestly. Intellectually Honest. Not Intellectually Honest. Intellectually Dishonest. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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1574 
1575
1576CD31F. Truth. Truthful. Truthfully. Lie. Lies. Lying. Lied. Liar. Liars. Afraid of The Truth. Not Afraid of The Truth. In one of My Writings, The Man said to Someone: “It is Pretty Obvious to a Reasonable Person what The Truth is. And Why would You be Afraid of The Truth? And You should Embrace The Truth.” About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
1577
1578 
1579
1580And More News from Around The World:
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1582 
1583
1584From ABCNews.go.com: “Lawmakers attacked as protesters storm Macedonian parliament”. 
1585
1586 
1587
1588From TheGuardian.com: “Turkey arrests 1,000 and suspends 9,100 police in new crackdown”.
1589
1590 
1591
1592From CNN.com: “NAFTA explained - CNN Video”. 
1593
1594 
1595
1596From CNN.com: “House Republicans reveal health care amendment details”. 
1597
1598 
1599
1600From CNN.com: “Trump unleashed string of tweets at judiciary - CNN Video”. 
1601
1602 
1603
1604From CNN.com: “Border mystery: Where are the immigrants?” 
1605
1606 
1607
1608From Yahoo.com: “US veteran charged with killing PTSD 'therapy dog' as boyfriend filmed her”. 
1609
1610 
1611
1612From The HuffingtonPost.com: “Trump Says He Will 'Renegotiate' NAFTA”. 
1613
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1615
1616From NBCNews.com: “White House unveils what officials are calling the 'biggest tax cut' in history”. 
1617
1618 
1619
1620From CNN.com: “Tapper: This number alarmed us - CNN Video”. 
1621
1622 
1623
1624From CNN.com: “Slavery still exists -- we must confront it”.
1625
1626 
1627
1628From USAToday.com: “Bears turn NFL draft upside down, pick Mitchell Trubisky after trade”. 
1629
1630 
1631
1632From MSN.com: “This Court Case Decided Cell Phones Give You Brain Tumors”. 
1633
1634 
1635
1636From TheSource.com: “Bill Cosby Confirms Rumors That He is Now Completely Blind”. 
1637
1638 
1639
1640From FoxNews.com: “2 US Army soldiers killed fighting ISIS in Afghanistan”. 
1641
1642 
1643
1644From MSN.com: “Does this cocaine make me look fat? Two men on flight caught with $400,000 worth of drug taped to their bodies.”. 
1645
1646 
1647
1648From MSN.com: “Nicolas Cage Breaks Ankle On Movie Set In Bulgaria”.
1649
1650 
1651
1652From Today.com: “United CEO to Lester Holt: Dragging incident was 'system failure across the board' ”. 
1653
1654 
1655
1656From MSN.com: “Joanna Gaines addresses rumor that she's leaving 'Fixer Upper' ”.
1657
1658 
1659
1660From News.Sky.com: “Ridley Scott: Aliens exist and will come for us”. 
1661
1662 
1663
1664From Variety.com: “Sean Hannity Defends Fox News Co-President Bill Shine, Warns of End of FNC as We Know It”. 
1665
1666 
1667
1668From Reuters.com: “Exclusive: Trump says 'major, major' conflict with North Korea possible, but seeks diplomacy”.
1669
1670 
1671
1672From TheGuardian.com: “Doctor dragged off United Airlines flight reaches undisclosed settlement”. 
1673
1674 
1675
1676From The IBTimes.com: “Washington Wizards vs. Atlanta Hawks: Game 5 Prediction, Betting Odds, Early Start Time”. 
1677
1678 
1679
1680From TheDailyBeast.com: “Ann Coulter Cancels Her Berkeley Speech”.
1681
1682 
1683
1684From FoxNews.com: “Trump slams sanctuary city ruling, says opponents are 'judge shopping!' ”.
1685
1686 
1687
1688From FTW.USAToday.com: “This car amazingly changes color based on the driver's mood”. 
1689
1690 
1691
1692From The News.com.au: “Man arrested for assaulting a robot”. 
1693
1694 
1695
1696From MSN.com: “M. Night Shyamalan Unveils Split/Unbreakable Sequel Starring Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson”. 
1697
1698 
1699
1700From CNN.com: “How music helped us heal after 9/11”.
1701
1702 
1703
1704From CNN.com: “Guest calls out Fallon's lie and he loses it - CNN Video”.
1705
1706 
1707
1708From CNN.com: “Mexican woman lives as a slave for 30 years”. 
1709
1710 
1711
1712From CNN.com: “Man kicked off flight for using bathroom - CNN Video”. 
1713
1714 
1715
1716From CNN.com: “Toddler survives being run over twice - CNN Video”. 
1717
1718 
1719
1720From MSN.com: “United CEO Blames Dao Incident on 'System Failure,' Apologizes for Rabbit Incident”. 
1721
1722 
1723
1724From Edition.CNN.com: “Convicted terrorist admits she lied to become US citizen”. 
1725
1726 
1727
1728From TheBrofessional.net: “The 44 Most Astonishing Archaeological Finds In History”. 
1729
1730 
1731
1732From MSN.com: “Caitlyn Jenner on O.J.: 'I knew he did it' ”. 
1733
1734 
1735
1736From The OregonLive.com: “Hey Portland, it could be worse: In Astoria, it's rained for 167 days, breaking a 96-year record”. 
1737
1738 
1739
1740From The WashingtonPost.com: “Trump, in new tax plan, promises to do what Reagan couldn’t”.
1741
1742 
1743
1744From MSN.com: “M. Night Shyamalan Unveils Split/Unbreakable Sequel Starring Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson”. 
1745
1746 
1747
1748From TheGuardian.com: “Turkey arrests 1,000 and suspends 9,100 police in new crackdown”. 
1749
1750 
1751
1752From The LATimes.com: “Full Senate, in rare move, goes to White House grounds for classified North Korea briefing”. 
1753
1754 
1755
1756From Yahoo.com: “Syria chemical attack samples prove government used sarin - French Foreign Minister”. 
1757
1758 
1759
1760From Reuters.com: “Difficult legal path forward for Trump in sanctuary cities case”. 
1761
1762 
1763
1764From The NYTimes.com: “China, Sending a Signal, Launches a Home-Built Aircraft Carrier”. 
1765
1766 
1767
1768From The IBTimes.com: “Houston Rockets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder: Game 5 Prediction, Betting Odds, TV Channel”.
1769
1770 
1771
1772From MSN.com: “Police, indigenous in Brazil clash with tear gas and spears”. 
1773
1774 
1775
1776From Bing.com: “NFL draft predictions”. 
1777
1778 
1779
1780From MSN.com: “Celtics beat Bulls 108-97, take 3-2 lead in series”. 
1781
1782 
1783
1784From CNN.com: “Jenner: I would look at a run for office”. 
1785
1786 
1787
1788From Salon.com: “Trump’s newly unveiled anti-immigrant hotline bombarded with reports of space aliens”. 
1789
1790 
1791
1792From The FreeBeacon.com: “Senators Told North Korea Nuclear Threat Is Urgent”. 
1793
1794 
1795
1796 
1797
1798From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Artificial 'brain in a dish' is created in a world first”. 
1799
1800 
1801
1802From TheHill.com: “ACLU defends Coulter: We must protect speech”. 
1803
1804 
1805
1806From TheGuardian.com: “US Navy ship fires warning flare at Iranian vessel in Persian Gulf”. 
1807
1808 
1809
1810From TheGuardian.com: “New human rights to protect against 'mind hacking' and brain data theft proposed”. 
1811
1812 
1813
1814From The NYTimes.com: “Jesse Watters of Fox Denies His Ivanka Trump Comment Was Lewd”. 
1815
1816 
1817
1818From MSN.com: “Chobani Is Suing Infowars Radio Host Alex Jones”. 
1819
1820 
1821
1822From CNN.com: “Parts of US anti-missile system moved to South Korean site”. 
1823
1824 
1825
1826From MSN.com: “Lawyer for ex-NFL star Hernandez denies letter mentioned prison lover”. 
1827
18281
1829
1830From MSN.com: “Rockets owner leaves seat during Game 5 to complain to referee about no-call”. 
1831
1832 
1833
1834From MSN.com: “Fox News Faces New Racial Discrimination Lawsuit”. 
1835
1836 
1837
1838From MSN.com: “Judge blocks Trump threat to withhold 'sanctuary city' funds”. 
1839
1840 
1841
1842From MSN.com: “This Artificial Womb Could Boost Survival Rates Among Premature Babies”. 
1843
1844 
1845
1846From The WashingtonPost.com: “Committee rejects Breitbart application for congressional press credentials”. 
1847
1848 
1849
1850From Hosted.ap.org: “ 'Superbug' Fungus New Menace in US Hospitals, Mostly NY, NJ”. 
1851
1852 
1853
1854From UPI.com: “Prototype vehicle that flies over water unveiled by aero startup Kitty Hawk”.
1855
1856 
1857
1858From CNN.com: “White House considers 'art of compromise' to avoid shutdown”. 
1859
1860 
1861
1862From CNN.com: “US Navy guided-missile sub calls in S. Korea”. 
1863
1864 
1865
1866From CNN.com: “Justin Bieber reflects on troubled past”. 
1867
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1870From MSN.com: “2008 No. 1 pick Jake Long retires after battling injuries”. 
1871
1872 
1873
1874From MSN.com: “Celebs who dropped out of high school”. 
1875
18762
1877
1878From The LATimes.com: “China's Xi urges Trump to use caution in handling North Korea”. 
1879
1880 
1881
1882From MSN.com: “Burt Reynolds makes rare public appearance at film festival”. 
1883
1884 
1885
1886From The LATimes.com: “Republican students sue to allow Ann Coulter's speech this week at UC Berkeley”.
1887
1888 
1889
1890From UPI.com: “Prototype vehicle that flies over water unveiled by aero startup Kitty Hawk”. 
1891
1892 
1893
1894From MSN.com: “Trump Adviser Gorka Abruptly Leaves 'Fake News' Panel”. 
1895
1896 
1897
1898From ABCNews.go.com: “US sanctions 271 Syrian government workers after chemical attack”. 
1899
1900 
1901
1902From MSN.com: “Elton John Cancels Shows After Being Hospitalized Due to Rare Infection”. 
1903
1904 
1905
1906From RantSports.com: “2017 NBA Playoffs: Steve Kerr Will Miss Remainder of Warriors vs. Blazers Series”. 
1907
1908 
1909
1910From The BusinessInsider.com: “Bomb attack hits 'secretive' US base in eastern Afghanistan as James Mattis visits capital”.
1911
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1913
1914From ESPN.com: “2017 NFL draft predictions for all 32 teams”. 
1915
1916 
1917
1918From MSN.com: “Entire Senate being called to White House for North Korea briefing”. 
1919
1920 
1921
1922From ZeroHedge.com: “Ron Paul Rages At Trump: "Assange Is A Hero... Don't Declare War On The Truth" | Zero Hedge”.
1923
1924 
1925
1926From WND.com: “O'Reilly goes public after Fox ouster: 'You're going to be shaken' ”.
1927
1928 
1929
1930From MSN.com: “Senate staff perplexed by unusual White House private briefing on North Korea”. 
1931
1932 
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1934From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Elton John 'cancels Las Vegas shows due to illness”.
1935
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1938From The BigStory.ap.org: “In call to Trump, Chinese leader urges restraint over NKorea”. 
1939
1940 
1941
1942From MSN.com: “Bill O'Reilly Speaks Out in Podcast: 'Hey, I Missed You Guys' ”. 
1943
1944 
1945
1946From KFVS12.com: “Virus could be mistaken for allergy symptoms”. 
1947
1948 
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1950From TheNextWeb.com: “Eerie tech promises to copy anyone's voice from just 1 minute of audio”. 
1951
1952 
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1954From TheGuardian.com: “Wikipedia founder to fight fake news with new Wikitribune site”. 
1955
1956 
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1958From The MiamiHerald.com: “Amid Venezuela unrest, experts worry that criminals will acquire military’s weapons”.
1959
1960 
1961
1962From The WashingtonPost.com: “Trump seeks 15 percent corporate tax rate, even if it swells the national debt”.
1963
1964 
1965
1966From MSN.com: “Wolf Pup Born in Missouri Offers Hope for Breed”.
1967
1968 
1969
1970From SportingNews.com: “Did Aaron Hernandez murder Odin Lloyd to conceal his bi-sexuality?” 
1971
1972 
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1974From The BleacherReport.com: “Aaron Hernandez's Agent Says There's 'No Chance' Former TE's Death Was Suicide”. 
1975
1976 
1977
1978From The DailyCaller.com: “Bill Nye Makes A False Claim About The US Constitution Again”. 
1979
1980 
1981
1982From USAToday.com: “Steve Kerr to miss Warriors' Game 4 due to chronic back pain”.
1983
1984 
1985
1986From Money.CNN.com: “CNN's Alisyn Camerota: Roger Ailes sexually harassed me”. 
1987
1988 
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1990From Newser.com: “Duterte on Terrorists: 'Give Me Salt, Vinegar, I'll Eat His Liver' ”.
1991
1992From TheProvince.com: “Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he can be 50 times more brutal than terrorists”.
1993
1994 
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1996From The LATimes.com: “UC Berkeley College Republicans threaten to sue if Ann Coulter not allowed to speak”.
1997
1998 
1999
2000From The DailyMail.co.uk: “Bill O'Reilly announces he will return with a podcast on Monday night”. 
2001
2002 
2003
2004From Politico.com: “Trump to host conservative media at reception”.
2005
2006 
2007
2008From MSN.com: “Sean Hannity Accused of Sexually Harassing Fox News Contributor”. 
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2014And More Information from Around The World:
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2017
2018From Wikipedia.com: “Antibody”.
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2020 
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2022From ScienceDaily.com: “Monoclonal antibody therapy”. 
2023
2024 
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2026From ScienceDaily.com: “Disease Resistance May Be Genetic”. 
2027
2028 
2029
2030From Wikipedia.com: “Immunotherapy”.
2031
2032 
2033
2034From Wikipedia.com: “Disease”.
2035
2036 
2037
2038From Wikipedia.com: “Virus”.
2039
2040 
2041
2042From Wikipedia.com: “Pandemic”.
2043
2044 
2045
2046From Wikipedia.com: “Societal collapse”. 
2047
2048 
2049
2050From Wikipedia.com: “Epidemic”.
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2052----
2053
2054And More Information from Around The World:
2055
2056 
2057
2058From CNN.com: “EPA removes climate change info from website - CNN Video”. 
2059
2060 
2061
2062From Chron.com: “Police: Austin officer faked own death, may have fled country”. 
2063
2064 
2065
2066From The HuffingtonPost.com: “Shannen Doherty Gives Cancer Diagnosis Update”. 
2067
2068 
2069
2070From TheGuardian.com: “US service member killed in blast near Mosul, coalition says”. 
2071
2072 
2073
2074From MSN.com: “Russia's Lavrov says ready to cooperate with U.S. on Syria: agencies”.
2075
2076 
2077
2078From FoxNews.com: “Trump warns of 'major, major conflict' with North Korea”.
2079
2080 
2081
2082From Wikipedia.com: “Factions in the Republican Party (United States) - Wikipedia”.
2083
2084From MSN.com: “Body Found in Grand Canyon Believed to Be Missing Teen Hiker”.
2085
2086 
2087
2088From Bloomberg.com: “Japan, Philippines Urge U.S., North Korea to Avoid War Brink”.
2089
2090 
2091
2092From Wikipedia.com: “Stem-cell therapy”. 
2093
2094 
2095
2096From Variety.com: “Roseanne Revival in the Works With Roseanne Barr, John Goodman, Sara Gilbert”. 
2097
2098 
2099
2100From Money.CNN.com: “How Facebook is fighting back against propaganda”. 
2101
2102 
2103
2104From The BleacherReport.com: “Larry Bird Steps Down as Pacers President, Expected to Remain as Consultant”. 
2105
2106 
2107
2108From The ChicagoTribune.com: “John Waters, in town and in rare form, as usual”.
2109
2110 
2111
2112From Yahoo.com: “ 'I thought it would be easier': Trump assesses his first 100 days”. 
2113
2114 
2115
2116From NPR.org: “Trump Warns Of Potential 'Major, Major Conflict' With North Korea”.
2117
2118And More News from Around The World:
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2120 
2121
2122From CNN.com: “Officials: Inmate dies after days of no water - CNN Video”.
2123
2124 
2125
2126From NewsMax.com: “Walmart Purse Note Tells of Chinese Prisoners' Treatment”.
2127
2128 
2129
2130From CNN.com: “Exclusive drone footage captures west Mosul in the throes of war”.
2131
2132 
2133
2134From KMOV.com: “Woman says note from Chinese 'prisoner' was hidden in new purse”. 
2135
2136 
2137
2138From ABCNews.go.com: “5 new truffle species identified in New Hampshire”. 
2139
2140 
2141
2142From MSN.com: “Trump: Andrew Jackson saw the Civil War coming”. 
2143
2144 
2145
2146From FoxNews.com: “5 new truffle species identified in New Hampshire”. 
2147
2148 
2149
2150From MSN.com: “Democrats say they now know exactly why Clinton lost”.
2151
2152 
2153
2154From MSN.com: “Val Kilmer finally admits he had cancer”.
2155
2156 
2157
2158From FoxNews.com: “Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster on foreign policy; Sen. Schumer on President Trump's first 100 days”.
2159
2160 
2161
2162“I made some things better,” which is a quote from Former Senator Phil Gramm, while he was speaking on the Fox News Channel (FNC) on May 2, 2017.
2163
2164And More of My Writings:
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2167
2168CD32F. Disinterested. Disinterest. Disinteresting. Sort of Disinterested. Sort of Disinterest. Sort of Disinteresting. Kind of Disinterested. Kind of Disinterest. Kind of Disinteresting. Very Disinterested. Very Much Disinterest. Very Disinteresting. Extremely Disinterested. Extreme Disinterest. Extremely Disinteresting. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2172CD33F. Interested. Interest. Interesting. Sort of Interested. Sort of Some Interest. Sort of Interesting. Kind of Interested. Kind of Some Interest. Kind of Interesting. Very Interested. Very Much of Interest. Very Interesting. Extremely Interested. Extreme Interest. Extremely Interesting. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2173
2174And More of My Writings:
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2177
2178CD34F. Known in an Intelligence Circle. Known in Intelligence Circles. Known in [ ]. Known by [ ]. Known through [ ]. Known because [ ]. Known in [ ] Circle. Known in [ ] Circles. Circle. Circles. Known by Me. Known by You. Known by Him. Known by Her. Known by Them. Known by Us. I know [ ]. You know [ ]. He knows [ ]. She knows [ ]. They know[ ]. We know [ ]. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2183
2184CD35F. In one of My Writings, The Man said, “As History Shows, Civilizations tend to Fall when there is a widespread Fear of The Truth. And The Truth should be Embraced. And The Truth should be Embraced Economically, Socially, and Politically. And, as News Reports indicate -- which can also be found on Internet Searches -- in the Year 2016, an Estimated 66 Percent of The Population had a Type of Herpes. And More Diseases are becoming Increasingly Drug Resistant. And Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) are becoming More and More Widespread. And The Truth should be Embraced.”
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2186 
2187
2188“But it’s Not all Bad,” which is a Quote from a Character named “Elizabeth,” in The Television Show called, “The Americans”.
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2191
2192And More of My Writings:
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2195
2196CD36F. Not Interested (NI). Not an Interest. Not Interesting. Sort of Not Interested. Not Sort of Some Interest. Not Sort of Interesting. Not Kind of Interested. Not Kind of Some Interest. Not Kind of Interesting. Not Very Interested. Not Very Much of Interest. Not Very Interesting. Not Extremely Interested. Not an Extreme Interest. Not Extremely Interesting. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2199
2200CD37F. [          ]. [          ]. [          ]. [          ].
2201
2202About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2204 
2205
2206In one of My Writings, The Man said, “I call it like it is. And I called it like it is.”
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2210And More of My Writings:
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2216CD38F. Dynamic. Dynamics. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2222CD39F. Complex. Complexity. Complexities. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2228CD40F. Simple. Simplicity. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2231
2232CD41F. Organize. Organizes. Organizing. Organized. Organization. Organizations. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2237
2238CD42F. Facet. Facets. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2242CD43F. Multifaceted. Multifaceted and Complex (MAC). Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2245
2246CD44F. The Way it was. The Way it is. The Way it will be. The Way it should be. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2254CD45F. At the Same Time. At about the Same Time. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2258CD46F. From [ ] to [ ]. From [ ] to [ ] to [ ]. From [ ] to [ ] to [ ] to [ ]. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
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2260 
2261
2262CD47F. [ ] to [ ]. [ ] to [ ] to [ ]. [ ] to [ ] to [ ] to [ ]. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2263
2264 
2265
2266CD48F. Look. Looks. Looking. Looked. Look [ ]. Look [ ] and [ ]. Look [ ] and [ ] and [ ]. Look [ ] and [ ] and [ ] and [ ]. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2267
2268 
2269
2270CD49F. See. Sees. Seeing. Seen. Saw. Saws. Sawing. Sawed. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2271
2272 
2273
2274CD50F. Hear. Hears. Hearing. Heard. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2275
2276 
2277
2278CD51F. Read. Reads. Reading. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2279
2280 
2281
2282CD52F. Write. Writes. Writing. Writings. Wrote. Written. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2283
2284                        
2285
2286 
2287
2288CD53F. About. About [ ]. Approximately. Approximately [ ]. Exactly. Exactly [ ]. Sort of. Sort of [ ]. Kind of. Kind of [ ]. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2289
2290 
2291
2292CD54F. System. Systems. Systematic. Systematically. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2293
2294 
2295
2296CD55F. Recognize. Recognizes. Recognizing. Recognized. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2297
2298 
2299
2300CD56F. Understand. Understands. Understanding. Understandings. Understood. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2301
2302 
2303
2304CD57F. Made for [ ]. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).
2305
2306 
2307
2308 
2309
2310CD58F. Created for [ ]. Very. Extremely. Sort of (SO). Kind of (KO). Not Very (NV). Not Extremely (NE). More. Not More (NM). About. About. About that Subject (ATS). About those Subjects (ATS). Not about that Subject (NATS). Not about those Subjects (NATS).