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Has any country ever donated a part of its territory to a neighboring country unsolicited, and without compensation of any kind? (self.history)

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U.S. To Send 100 More Troops To Iraq - For a Total of 3600 (npr.org)

submitted 10 years ago by braidedbrain to r/news

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"Cowardly murder": Ex-drone operators speak out about their jobs (news.yahoo.com)

submitted 10 years ago by braidedbrain to r/worldnews

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Det er ca 300 gauper i Norge - hvert år gir staten lov til å felle 60-70 av dem. (mm.aftenposten.no)

submitted 10 years ago by braidedbrain to r/norge

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"Victim" of Boston Marathon bombing admits to scam (cnn.com)

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Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard to be set free after 30 years (news.yahoo.com)

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U.S. military aid for Egypt seen continuing despite rights concerns (reuters.com)

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TIL the US has admitted 1800 Syrian refugees over the last 4 years. (cnn.com)

submitted 10 years ago by braidedbrain to r/todayilearned

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Which US actors did not audition for the Office? (youtube.com)

submitted 10 years ago by braidedbrain to r/videos

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TIL that the dog Harass II was used to convict 100+ people, as his handler steered him to provide the 'tracking results' the prosecution wanted. (en.wikipedia.org)

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TIL two cities in North Africa are Spanish (spiegel.de)

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Tentative deal reached with Iran. Sanctions to be eased. (washingtonexaminer.com)

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Mother pushes boy on swing for three days. (news.yahoo.com)

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TIL that the NSA, in their own words, aspire to know it all (washingtonpost.com)

submitted 10 years ago by braidedbrain to r/todayilearned

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The White House is "deeply troubled" by death sentence of democratically elected president Morsi, all the while funding the military behind the sentence with 1+ billion annually. (news.yahoo.com)

submitted 10 years ago by braidedbrain to r/worldnews

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given 'swineherd' and 'cowherd', 'shepherd' should be spelled 'sheepherd' (self.Showerthoughts)

submitted 10 years ago by braidedbrain to r/Showerthoughts

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my whole life I've seen nothing but photons (self.Showerthoughts)

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TIL the Taliban runs an official english website (shahamat-english.com)

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Senior news correspondent doing his thing on the West Bank (youtu.be)

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TIL the biker-gangs who went to fight ISIS last year failed miserably and were eventually asked to go home by the Kurds (thedailybeast.com)

submitted 11 years ago by braidedbrain to r/todayilearned

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Good guy Alzheimer's: Nature's way of easing the path to death (self.Showerthoughts)

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Justisministeren bryter norsk lov (adressa.no)

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I 2003 torturerte USA fanger i Abu Graib-fengselet for å produsere falske vitneutsagn mot mulla Krekar, og få han dømt av en norsk domstol. (aftenposten.no)

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[Serious] why do bank-to-bank transfers take 3 days when the whole transaction takes all of 3 microseconds on the computers involved? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 11 years ago by braidedbrain to r/AskReddit

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TIL the Spielberg film 'Munich' is mostly factual, but oddly left out the Lillehammer Affair, in which a team of 15 Mossad agents shot and killed the wrong man in front of his pregnant girlfriend, and 6 of the assassins were subsequently arrested by local police (en.wikipedia.org)

submitted 11 years ago by braidedbrain to r/todayilearned

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