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Subject: Space Chemicals, How the Postal Service Reads Bad Handwriting, Our Top Stories of 2015 and More
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Date: 12/27/15 16:04:44

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Space Chemicals, How the Postal Service Reads Bad Handwriting, Our Top Stories of 2015 and More
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  Weekender    DECEMBER 2015
 Our Top Ten Stories of 2015From treasures buried in glaciers to the racial history of a vanished city in Oregon, here are the most-read stories on Smithsonian.com this year
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