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The moment a mysterious fireball lit up the Chinese sky
Ancient beauties were crazy about painting their lips red to seduce men: Who would have thought that this thing is extremely poisonous!
A company in Mexico unveiled the world's heaviest marshmallow
Under the 'death ground' of Earth, strange creatures reveal the life of Mars
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