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Early Addition: Would You Adopt A 39-Pound Cat?
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Jen Chung
Published Apr 23, 2012
Modified Apr 23, 2012
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- This 39-pound cat needs a home. And apparently a 39-pound cat is the equivalent to a 600 pound human.
- Stocks are sliding on European Union fears.
- A wall collapsed at a building under construction in Harlem.
- The most useless college majors.
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- Why does Emma Watson want to live on the East Side?
- While our rain was intense, some parts of NY state got 12 inches of snow.
- Wow, did you see Salon's redesign?
- Look at these crazy booby traps set in Utah.
- Petra Nemcova was spotted with Sean Penn at Lexington Bar and Books.
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