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Owning the fattest cat in the world is no longer something that’ll earn you a Guinness title. Neither is eating a whole roast ox in record time.
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Newer car models make it obvious when you're due for an oil change.
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The wire in ‘down to the wire’ was originally found on a horse racetrack—and ‘home stretch’ didn’t come from baseball.
In 1990, Tom Cruise Told 'Playboy' That Making a 'Top Gun' Sequel Would Be 'Irresponsible'
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Planet Fitness Is Giving Teens Free Gym Passes This Summer
When schools close this summer, teens will have free access to their local Planet Fitness gym.
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When discussing Marilyn's measurements, you have to take vintage clothing sizes into account.
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Animal Rescues Are Reducing Adoption Fees to $25 or Less As Part of the Empty the Shelters Campaign
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