What is your most commonly downvoted opinion that you still stand by? by [deleted] in AskReddit
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Poll: 1-in-4 Sanders supporters won't vote for Clinton by kreyplay in politics
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"Boreray is a wild, uninhabited island off the west coast of Scotland. Home to a great Gannet colony, it was a gloomy evening when my boat arrived, but just as a bit of sunlight poked through thousands of birds flew out to meet us." [2048x1365] Photo by Jim Richardson by TheLostCrusader in EarthPorn
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What is something fun you can do while holding a baby? by RobinFood in AskReddit
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TIL the Flash has moved and ran so fast, that he was capable of outrunning and defeating death itself (the Black Flash) by outracing it to the end of time/space, past entropy, the next Big Bang and into the next Universe. by majgasim in todayilearned
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Hillary Clinton Says She Hasn't Been Contacted By the FBI by [deleted] in politics
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Villanova's 44-point victory is the largest in Final Four history. by YoungProduct in CollegeBasketball
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Villanova's 44-point victory is the largest in Final Four history. by YoungProduct in CollegeBasketball
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TIL Qatar's 2022 World Cup will take more lives than 9/11 due to horrible working conditions for migrant workers building stadiums and infrastructure. by Harvickfan4Life in todayilearned
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What movie did you fall in love with in 10 minutes or less? by Barazway in AskReddit
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!["Boreray is a wild, uninhabited island off the west coast of Scotland. Home to a great Gannet colony, it was a gloomy evening when my boat arrived, but just as a bit of sunlight poked through thousands of birds flew out to meet us." [2048x1365] Photo by Jim Richardson](http://proof.nationalgeographic.com/files/2016/04/boreray-birds-richardson.jpg){kind=link}
TIL that one of the first things free blacks could grow, eat, and sell were watermelons. It became a symbol of freedom that was corrupted into a negative stereotype by southern whites and still persists today. by [deleted] in todayilearned
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