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Finally complete, the Statue of Unity in Gujarat, India, is now the world’s tallest statue.
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A new Titanic, slated to set sail in 2020, will take passengers on the same route as the original ship.
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Being threatened or picked on via social media or text message is an issue for teens around the world.
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