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• TIL that modern American culture surrounding the engagement ring was the deliberate creation of diamond marketers in the late 1930's.
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• UN to consider call for Assad to step down - CNN
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• 'Modern Family' Parties Again at SAG Awards 2012 - Fox News
• Rick Santorum says 3-year-old daughter recovering, and he's back to campaigning - Christian Science Monitor
• Pre-dawn pileup kills at least 10 on Florida highway - Washington Post
• Greek Debt Talks Risk Derailing EU Summit - Bloomberg
• Gingrich blasts "liberal" Mitt, GOP establishment - CBS News
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• Egypt Islamists Says Consensus Unlikely on Early Power Transfer - Bloomberg
• Iraq hits out over US drone flights - Sydney Morning Herald

techcrunch.com

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• China to make Shanghai global yuan hub by 2015 (Reuters)

• Indy battens down hatches for Super Bowl security (AP)
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• Polls show Romney surging ahead of Gingrich in Florida (Reuters)
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slashdot.org

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• Special ed teacher, who had sex with one student and performed oral sex on six others, to serve only 60 days. Guess the gender and level of attractiveness (pic) [Interesting]

• American insurance company is branching out to act like dicks in the international market [Sad]
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• Ow, My Balls [Scary]
• That'll do, rabbit. That'll do [Amusing]
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• And this month's Penn State award for delay in informing the authorities of child sexual exploitation and/or pornography goes to the University of Michigan [Fail]
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