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      Enno Heilgha memperbarui statusnya. 28 Maret pukul 0:23 Lihat   Enno Heilgha, Vatkul Munier dan 26 orang lainnya menyukai ini.         Herwin Joko S memperbarui statusnya. 27 Maret pukul 18:15 Lihat   11 orang menyukai ini.   Herwin Joko S dan 10 lainnya mengomentari.         Abie El Fath memperbarui statusnya. 28 Maret pukul 10:37 Lihat   10 orang menyukai ini.   Abie El Fath dan 7 lainnya mengomentari.    
   
 
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Enno Heilgha memperbarui statusnya.
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Enno Heilgha, Vatkul Munier dan 26 orang lainnya menyukai ini.
 
 
   
Herwin Joko S memperbarui statusnya.
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Velocity Alert: The breathtaking beauty of Yemen, a war-torn land

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The breathtaking beauty of Yemen, a war-torn land

Yemen, the poorest country in the Middle East, came even closer to an all-out-war this week in a particularly complex conflict.

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Explosion and fire destroy building in Manhattan's East Village, injuring 12 and 10 More

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Explosion and fire destroy building in Manhattan's East Village, injuring 12

An explosion rocked a building in Manhattan's East Village Thursday afternoon, sending debris into the street and a grey plume of smoke into the sky.

The legend of Sauce Castillo: TV glitch spawns NBA's best nickname

The incredible true story of how Nik Stauskas became ... SAUCE CASTILLO.

Airlines change cockpit policies after deadly crash

Norwegian Air, easyJet and Air Canada have changed their policies already.

Germanwings crash has eerie echoes of past pilot suicides

Investigators have described a situation eerily similar to a previous crash.

Germanwings co-pilot had passed medical tests 'with flying colors'

Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, a 28-year-old German national, deliberately crashed Flight 9525 into the French Alps on Tuesday morning, killing all 150 people on board. Fr...

Big-ass alligator gobbles big-ass turtle at Florida golf course

Gigantic alligators feel right at home at one Florida golf course, which shared its second epic run-in of the month.

Germanwings co-pilot wanted to 'destroy the plane'

Germanwings Flight 9525's co-pilot Andreas Lubitz was breathing normally as he drove the plane into the ground and kept the pilot locked outside the cockpit.

Tiny frog is the first shape-shifting amphibian ever found

The tiny "mutable rain frog" can morph its skin texture from spiny to smooth in just minutes.

West Antarctic ice losses have surged by 70% in the last decade

Antarctica's floating ice shelves are thinning faster than previously known, making it more likely that the glaciers they hold back will melt faster too.

Journalist accidentally asks Australia's cricket captain about his sex life

Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke hit straight back after an inappropriate question following his team's win in the World Cup semi-final match.

Post-9/11 security reforms may have enabled Germanwings crash

Aviation security reforms instituted after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks may have made it more possible for an incident like Germanwings Flight 9525 to occur.

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