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- No Surprise Here
- oeillade
- Beer Bottle Cap
- Marie's Blog
- Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd
- One-Eared Insect
- cryophobia
- Holiday Greetings to All!
- Holiday Element
- You Just Might Be A Scrooge
- Silent Night
- Sounds (that drive me) Crazy
- 12 Days of Christmas
- fiddlesticks
- Holiday Greetings
- Moonlighters
- Sober Santa
- My Letter to Santa
- Right Addy, Wrong Sex
- Saturday Siren Sounds
- transpontine
- There's Something Fishy
- Shape Trace
- Christmas Presence (Part 2) - Simon's Cat
- Cat v. Chicken
- misoneism
- creepy
- It's Lonely in My Skull
- umbriferous
- The Death Report
- Let Her Go - Passenger
- Grant's Gold Watch
- I'm Ashamed To Be a Fan
- Christmas Presence - Simon's Cat
- Breaking Bad Caricatures
- ochlophobia
- I Want to Punch This Quiz
- Color Change
- The Wikidrummer
- Ho Hey - The Lumineers
- slumgullion
- Greenland, USA
- It's Clear in the Mirror
- Just In Case
- Smugopedia
- Number Gossip
- twain
- We Found Love - Lindsey Stirling
- First is Third
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  Syria Ends Occupation of Lebanon (2005)In 1976, with his country embroiled in a deadly civil war, the Lebanese president turned to Syria for assistance. At his request, Syrian forces entered Lebanon. Despite their 29-year presence, the Syrians were unable to secure lasting stability. By 2005, Syrian influence in Lebanese government had provoked protests, which intensified after the assassination of Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, and Syrian troops finally withdrew in April. When did the two countries re-establish diplomatic relations? More... Discuss |
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3 comments:
Simon's cat always makes me smile!
Love Simon's Cat! Think this is Part 1, looking fwd. to Part 2.
cute. I love cats. Each one has own catinality.
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