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šØ Jeffrey Epstein's co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell will serve a 20-year prison sentence after a Manhattan jury found her guilty of sex trafficking.
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#TomMann shares news no one should have to. diply.com/10009587/x-facā¦
The jury has reached a unanimous verdict, deciding that Amber Heard calling him a sexual abuser was defamation.
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#RayLiotta has died at the age of 67. diply.com/10008180/goodfā¦
That's suspiciously quick!
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How does the Internet know everything?!
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An amusement park in Ohio used dolls of the famous painter Bob Ross to test-drive their new rollercoaster.
The park, Kings Island, packed the coaster full of 20 Ross dolls, although it isnāt exactly clear why.
(via @KingsIslandPR)
What are your thoughts?
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Of course it's found in Florida!
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Africa is the only continent in the world that stretches across all four hemispheres, with most of the continent located in the Northern and Eastern hemispheres.
This also means that Africa is the only continent with land both on the Equator and the Prime Meridian.
Modern problems require modern solutions
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You are now cursed with this knowledge š©
Here are all the events, like the moon landing, which kept us glued to our screens:diply.pub/36bHEaUlc
At least they can say they tried? š¤¦āāļø
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Velcro is a prime example of humans imitating nature.
The revolutionary fastener was created by George de Mestral in the 1950s after a hunting trip.
De Mestral noticed how burdock burrs stuck to his clothing, and later replicated their hook-and-loop structure to create Velcro!
Don't tell Doctor Who.
Do you find mannequins creepy? Here are more: diply.pub/3vXnmNi
A simple idea can go a long way.
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When famed jazz saxophonist and composer Paul Desmond died in 1977 from lung cancer, he donated all his royalties from his compositions to the American Red Cross.
It has been said that, to date, the Red Cross has received over $6 million from Desmondās gift.
Have you played #EldenRing yet?
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"When you eat a pineapple, it eats you back."
Having said that, have you tried pineapples in burgers? diply.pub/36ck8Lf
A Roman Censor removed a letter from the alphabet for nearly 200 years!
The unlucky letter, Z, was removed around 300 BC by Appius Claudius Caecus.
The āzā sound had become closer to ārā during the time period leading up to its removal, rendering it obsolete.
I'm just going to ball it up and throw it in the corner
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That cheese turned out to be REAL expensive!
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Sloths will fall out of trees, on average, once per week. But donāt fear! These fuzzy creatures can fall up to 100 feet without injury.
During mating season, sloths will fight over females, winning by knocking their opponent out of the tree.
This also acts a checklist for your next house
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A man of the people!
Here are some more innovations which came from unlikely places: diply.pub/3tKopO8
Ask the internet, and they always seem to have the answer.
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Over 900 residents of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia lost their internet because beavers had chewed through a crucial cable and the 4.5-inch thick conduit housing it.
The beavers put the cables to good use though, building their dam with them.
I'm still not over Bambi
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So cool!
Here are more things you probably never knew: diply.pub/3vXvPAg
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Rembrandtās painting āThe Night Watchā has been vandalized three times throughout its life.
It was first vandalized in 1911 with a knife, a second time in 1975 also with a knife, and then in 1990 with acid.
Itās been fully restored each time.
More like nope cave.
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Collected 1.5 miles below the earthās surface from a mine in Timmins, Canada, a billion year old bottle of water now resides in Canadaās Museum of Science and Innovation.
The water was discovered in 2009 and is the oldest sample ever found.
Move over NFTs, there's a new kid on the block.
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Accidentally...on purpose?
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Every year 100 Americans die from choking on pen caps.
This used to be a larger number, but for the past 20 years most pen caps have had holes in them to create a small passageway for air to slip through in case they are swallowed.
PokƩmon fans eating good
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You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.
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Not the answers we needed, but the ones we deserved!
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Youād think a slug as bright as this one would be easier to find!
The Mount Kaputar pink slug stretches about eight inches long, and is a bright fluorescent pink color.
It is found at the top of a volcano in Australiaā¦if you can find one. It is notoriously good at hiding.
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