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	NEWS
	China's Huge Long March 5 Rocket Returns to Flight in Dazzling Nighttime Launch Space.com China's biggest rocket, the Long March 5, returned to flight for the first time since a 2017 failure Friday (Dec. 27) in a dazzling nighttime launch for the ... Flag as irrelevant
	In the US, an Angioplasty Costs $32000. Elsewhere? Maybe $6400. The New York Times Why does health care cost so much more in the United States than in other countries? As health economists love to say: "It's the prices, stupid.". Flag as irrelevant
	The Year in Education The New York Times There was no shortage of news about American education in 2019. Presidential candidates debated school segregation, college costs and charter ... Flag as irrelevant
	The decade in babies The Verge This decade, babies took on a new life. Everyone wanted to be a baby, and particularly this year, babies dominated the meme cycle. We're obsessed ... Flag as irrelevant
	Democrats need to accept these 3 truths to beat Trump in 2020 CNBC But let's face it, this is a very good way for the Democrats to lose to Trump again in 2020. Just like in sports, the worst way to overcome a loss in politics ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dry conditions will help ring in New Year's Eve festivities in 5 of the world's biggest cities AccuWeather.com Fireworks explode over the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge as New Year's celebrations are underway in Sydney, Australia, Sunday, Jan. Flag as irrelevant
	'The Mandalorian' returns for Season 2 on Disney+ in Fall 2020 TechCrunch The Gamorrean's most noteworthy appearance in the Star Wars cinematic universe to date is probably in "The Empire Strikes Back," when they served ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twelve Fascinating Finds Revealed in 2019 Smithsonian Luckily, 2019 offered up all of these qualities in plenty: Significant discoveries of the year spanned disciplines, time, geographic locations and cultures. Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	The Booksellers' Year in Reading Literary Hub This part two of our year-end series wherein we ask booksellers to tell us about the highlights of their year in reading. Head over here to read part one. Flag as irrelevant

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