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Mushrooms Raisins/dried fruits Cheese Eggs Milk [img src="http://a323.yahoofs.com/phugc/Dxz2KMuiMiye/photos/be3a6282fa6d5d756da35026dfbb87d2/mr_644804bedee5b3.jpg?ug_____DzaFC1Klm"]

[img src="http://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/9914/slide_9914_130666_large.jpg?1283311232130" width="550" height="400"] most polluted place on earth

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In today’s era of radar and laser detectors—not to mention soulless speed cameras—the easy answer is no. Most police officers will explain that if you’re speeding, you’re going to be pulled over no matter the color of your car. But could law enforcement subconsciously be focusing on brighter colors, and red in particular?

[img src="http://a323.yahoofs.com/ymg/guest_bloggers/guest_bloggers-382125851-1282772444.jpg?ymdHyqDDRdB5FtMc"] Lost amphibian found

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Newly baked and decorated [img src="http://catf.me/photos/3f4703bfc2b35e0a98fcb53ce2a1bc99.jpg" width="640" height="425"]