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Subject: Why Some Words Are Funny, The CIA's Secret Art Collection, How Your Cup of Coffee Could Charge Your Phone and More
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Date: 12/08/15 00:17:44

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Why Some Words Are Funny, The CIA's Secret Art Collection, How Your Cup of Coffee Could Charge Your Phone and More
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  Daily    DECEMBER 7, 2015
 View a Rare Seaplane Lost Just Before the Pearl Harbor AttackThe plane was a casualty of the first phase of the raid that took place on December 7, 1941
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 A diver inspects the plane's forward turret. (UH Marine Option Program)

 
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  One Day, Your Cup of Coffee Could Charge Your PhoneRead More ››
 
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  Finally There’s a Scientific Theory for Why Some Words are FunnyRead More ››
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