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	1398 Neighbour reports man’s Christmas lights News.com.au ‘Tis the season to spread goodwill, but one man said his neighbour didn’t get the memo as she reported him to his housing association over his Christmas lights.
	1375 Royal box of chocolates from 1900 discovered in war helmet CNN Chocolate commissioned by Queen Victoria 121 years ago has been found in its original packaging in a Boer War helmet case in Norfolk, eastern England.
	1374 10 of the World's Oldest Temples Mental Floss Visiting one of the world's oldest temples is like stepping into the distant past: Humans have been building sacred sites for over 10,000 years. Luckily for history lovers, many of those ancient structures still exist. Most of the world's oldest temples dot the map in and around the Middle East, as
	1373 The Grand Canyon Is Missing a Billion Years' Worth of Rocks. Scientists May Know Why Science Alert Few geological mysteries are as perplexing as the 'Great Unconformity' riddle at the Grand Canyon: More than a billion years of missing rock layers that for some reason weren't deposited and stacked like the rest of the geological record. It's as t
	1372 10 Delicious Chocolate Zucchini Recipes Taste of Home No one will know they're eating veggies!
	1371 Curry pasta salad | Home news24 The curry pasta salad in Annette Human’s Winning Recipes 3 was a staple when I was growing up. It’s still a favourite (now made with brown rice); here’s my ode to the original.
	1370 Paris like you've probably never seen it before CNN Photographer Jeffrey Milstein's new book, "Paris: From the Air," features rarely seen, often straight-down views, which he captured while hanging out of a helicopter above the City of Light.
	1369 Double whammy for alcohol traders who've also suffered from looting EWN Bodies including the Beer Association of South Africa, the Liquor Traders Association of South Africa and VINPRO want sales to resume to prevent a total collapse of the industry and a further boost to the illicit industry.
	1368 Hundreds of snake-infested jets sit idle in the California desert Daily Mail Online Numerous passenger planes are pictured grounded at a Mojave Desert boneyard despite air travel nearly pre-travel level. Mechanics have encountered scorpions and rattlesnakes at the site
	1367 10 of the World's Oldest Temples Mental Floss Visiting one of the world's oldest temples is like stepping into the distant past: Humans have been building sacred sites for over 10,000 years. Luckily for history lovers, many of those ancient structures still exist. Most of the world's oldest temples dot the map in and around the Middle East, as