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Nothing can stop a wedding, not even a horrible typhoon
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A Group Of Alpha Males Attack A Man Who Stabbed A Bar Employee, Chuck Chairs At Him
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Body camera video of A Totally Sh*tfaced Real Housewives of Potomac, Karen Huger, star is WILD.
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The Way Mossad Got Hezbollah To Buy Exploding Walkie-Talkies Is INSANE
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Cleveland police bodycam video shows officers confronting, shooting 14-year-old suspect
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Arabs March And Chant 'Germans, sons of whores!' In Hanover Just Days After A Saudi Ran Over Germans At A Christmas Market
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When Typhoon Megi made landfall in Fuding, Fujian Province, on late September, many couples insisted on getting married in the huge wind and rain. They claimed that they calculated it was the best and luckiest day to get married and nothing would stop their hopes of a new life.The typhoon brought winds of around 120 kilometers an hour to the province, and unleashed heavy rains, affecting over 200,000 people.
