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Nothing To See Here, Just A Zombie Junkie Shooting Up On The NYC Subway
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3-D Printed Rocket Engine Roars To Life
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CCTV Captures The Moment Before An Algerian Migrant Raped A Mentally Disabled Man At A French Mall Bathroom
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Crazy Blond Bimbo Sucker Slaps A Guy In The Stands At The UCLA Game For No Apparent Reason
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Did You Know Mexico Has Been Deporting Americans For A While Now?
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Total Degenerate Thug Beats A 59-Year-Old Woman Because She Didn't Say Good Morning
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Oklahoma City officer faces assault charge after body camera shows him shoving woman
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SHSU Football Player Starts A Fight Outside A Bar In Texas, Ends Up Getting Shot Multiple Times
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A team at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama tested 3-D printed rocket engine parts connected together in the same fashion that they would work in a rocket engine. The parts performance rivaled that of traditionally manufactured engine parts. During six separate tests, the engine generated up to 20,000 pounds of thrust
