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Man Places A Bomb Under His Head Outside Brazil's Supreme Court And Blows It Up Ahead Of The G20
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Scientists Mistakenly Blow the Door Off Their Lab With a Record-Breaking Magnetic Field
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The New Zealand Parliament Get Wild And Primitive
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This Was The Terrifying Moment A Rhino Tried To Flatten A Motorbike Rider In Napal
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Utah Woman Brings TDS To A Whole New Level After Climbing Onto Power Transformer, Screaming About Not Being Safe Before Knocking Out Power For Nearly 1k People
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This Is Why You Should Never Jaywalk At Night While Talking On Your Phone
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Liberal Hack And Deepstate Butt-Plug Jen Psaki Say There Needs To Be Laws To Keep People From Getting Info From Social Media
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Connecticut School Teacher Who Threatened To Kill Trump Supporters Starts Crying During Interview After Being Forced To Resign
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University of Tokyo professor Shojiro Takeyama and his team dumped 3.2 megajoules of energy into a measuring device and the results were unexpectedly strong. They set the world record for indoor field strength. Even at 60 percent strength the enclosure bent and broke. The researcher vowed to "make it stronger" next time.
