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	17971 Breakfast Enchiladas: a hearty, delicious recipe to set you up for the day Cookist Breakfast enchiladas are an easy, tasty recipe you’ll love
	17970 The Reason You Never Forget How to Ride a Bike, According to Science Mental Floss There's a part of your brain that almost guarantees you'll never tip over on your 10-speed again.
	17969 13 Fascinating and Funny English Language Mistakes Mental Floss From memorable misprints to fake words to phrases you might be mispronouncing, here are a few funny English language mistakes you should know, adapted from an episode of The List Show on YouTube. 1. The Word Dord Did you know that dord is a synonym for density? Probably not, because it isn’t. Dord i
	17968 Why you're not sleeping on holiday and what you can do to fix it Metro Experts share why you're not sleeping on holiday and what you can do to fix it.
	17967 Woman shares 'genius' method to make dresses fit 'perfectly' - no sewing needed Mirror Online Carolina Freixa has shared her 'super helpful' trick to making sure her dresses always hug her figure 'perfectly' - and the 'genius' method doesn't require any sewing
	17935 Owners Put Up Hilarious Sign Warning Passers Not to Fall for Their Dog Faking Her Own Death For Treats One Green Planet A hilarious sign on a local front yard was warning people not to fall for a dog faking her own death after being denied treats when her humans ran out.A hilarious sign on a local front yard was warning people not to fall for a dog faking her own death after being denied treats when her humans ran ou
	17927 How I Made It: 'I went from learning foreign languages to teaching them' Metro 'It’s the most fun I’ve had since pre-school.'
	17926 ’I am stunned’: Pat Cummins divides cricket with follow-on call News.com.au Pakistan has been absolutely decimated by Australia’s classy bowling attack in the second Test of the Benaud-Qadir Series, with Karachi’s spectators witnessing a reverse swing bowling masterclass on Monday.
	17925 Harsh reality of Antarctica ‘dream job’ News.com.au Do you like to live a basic, sustainable life and dream of waking up and counting penguins in Antarctica?
	17924 Fibre-optic cables may be used to eavesdrop up to 1km away, study says Daily Mail Online Fibre-optic cables are sensitive to changes in environmental pressure caused by acoustic waves, such as sound, say experts at Tsinghua University, Beijing.