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Extra, Extra: 7 Pretty Illustrations Of Ways The World Could End
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Nell Casey
Published Jul 22, 2013
Modified Jul 22, 2013
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Published Jul 22, 2013
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- Four young men from Long Island were arrested for a hate crime after they yelled sexual slurs while beating up two men.
- Cool/Terrifying illustrations of ways the world could end.
- Residents of Lincoln House don't think think that mayoral candidate sleepover will change anything.
- And finally, a stuffed bobcat startles some furry friends:
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