The company was trying to make a soap that could clean animal fat from the floor of slaughterhouses.
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In the news for the week ending December 8, 2023, are tree takes, TSA trouble, and tasty tipples.
What is it about reality cooking shows that compels us to eat them up?
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One little girl’s charming song led to a campaign funded by children’s pocket change to bring a hippo to the Oklahoma City Zoo.
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This December’s lighting of the National Christmas Tree marks the beginning of a second century of celebration.
It’s bad enough they’re having sex on your face, but now we’ve discovered that skin mites are in the process of merging their DNA with ours.
At one time, more than 200,000 one-room schoolhouses dotted the American landscape, but over time, almost all of them have disappeared. Did we lose something in the transition to larger and more centralized schools?
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If you can’t stop thinking about the Roman Empire, these cartoons are for you.
