/r/announcements
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How to keep your Reddit account safe
/r/worldnews
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Egypt thought Italian student was British spy, tortured and murdered him: report | The Japan Times
/r/news
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[Title Post] Boeing admits knowing of 737 Max problem
/r/UpliftingNews
/r/science
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Early-stage detection of Alzheimer’s in the blood: Using a simple blood test, the disease can be detected approximately eight years before the first clinical symptoms occur, with a sensitivity of 90%. Adding a second diagnostic validation step offers an overall specificity of 97%, finds a new study.
/r/space
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[Title Post] Scientists Think They've Found the Ancient Neutron Star Crash That Showered Our Solar System in Gold
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The Milky Way's core rising above the Waimakariri river in Canterbury, New Zealand
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Most detailed photo of over 265.000 galaxies, that took over 14 years to make.
/r/technology
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[Title Post] Microsoft Solitaire inducted into World Video Game Hall of Fame
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Motherboard maker Super Micro is moving production away from China to avoid spying rumors
/r/dataisbeautiful
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The search for a software engineering role without a degree. [OC]
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30 Years of the Music Industry, Visualised. [OC]
/r/business
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Apple has made 14 or more mystery acquisitions in the past 6 months
/r/askscience
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As the ISS grew over time, it’s center of mass must have changed location. How did their thrusters change their behavior or were they literally moved to a new location?
/r/AskReddit
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What’s a problem you and your ancestors from 4000 years ago share?
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What screams "I'm not a good person" ?
/r/todayilearned
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TIL that the United States Postal Service has about 1,700 employees in Utah who read anything that the automated systems can't read like illegible addresses. About 5 million pieces of mail are read at this location daily. Seasoned employees generally average about 1,600 addresses read per hour.
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TIL about Cyrus the Great (c. 600–530 BC), who built the Persian empire (c. 550–330 BC) by respecting the people he conquered, putting an end to slavery in all his territory, and allowing all people (including Jews) to worship their own gods.
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TIL that when the US military tried segregating the pubs in Bamber Bridge in 1943, the local Englishmen instead decided to hang up "Black soldiers only" signs on all pubs as protest
/r/IAmA
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IAMA sperm donor-conceived adult with 24 (currently known) half-siblings, ask me anything!
/r/coolguides
/r/Cooking
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Recipe: Sichuan Mapo Tofu, Revisited (麻婆豆腐)
/r/GifRecipes
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Banoffee Pie
/r/food
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[Homemade] Lemon Bars
/r/Baking
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Really happy with this ‘baby bumblebee’ cake I made for a friend’s baby shower.
/r/movies
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Detective Pikachu Has Enough Adult Outtakes To Make An R-Rated Version
/r/sports
/r/television
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‘Game of Thrones’ accidentally left a Starbucks cup in a shot
/r/Art
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Kung Fu Cat, Bulat Iraliyev, Digital, 2017
/r/WritingPrompts
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[WP] Upon turning 18, all humans must spend one year as their spirit animal, to gain a better appreciation for the world and what they have. They awake on the morning of their 18th birthday as said animal, in its natural habitat. You wake up on your 18th birthday completely human.
/r/OldSchoolCool
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My Grandfather's cockpit selfie from WWII.
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Swedish policemen trying out the new skateboard fad, 1976
/r/pics
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Two years ago today I married my husband in a garden nursery. We had an unexpected (but highly loved) little guest I thought Reddit would appreciate.
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Probably the best picture I've ever taken.
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Me and my brother took some pictures messing around with some old action figures in the puddles in our back yard
/r/gifs
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Alright, it's my turn now
/r/mildlyinteresting
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Plant in our office is 4 stories tall.
/r/interestingasfuck
/r/MostBeautiful
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The highlands of Landmannalaugar, Iceland
/r/aww
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Met this majestic beauty whilst on a walk around my neighbourhood
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Some things never change (
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My 88 year old grandfather decided he wanted a cat and later decided his wife would also need one. Meet Fish & Chip.
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New fur baby came home yesterday. Old owner told us he loved any form of water. He might have been right...
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Baby Otter belly rubs
Something New
Everyday we’ll feature a selected small subreddit and its top content. It's a fun way to include and celebrate smaller subreddits.
Today's subreddit is...
/r/wolves
Its top 3 all time posts
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I wonder what she thinks about...
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Man helps wolf stuck in a trap
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I found a wolf den in the wild.
https://ift.tt/eA8V8J Submitted May 07, 2019 at 04:28AM by kaunis http://bit.ly/2LnFhHd
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