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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

A T-Rex is sporting a Christmas jumper at a Natural History Museum in London.

The animatronic dinosaurs wearing the largest garment the sweater company has yet completed,

requiring staff 100 hours to complete.

The company's director said, we've never done anything like this. My dad's

never done anything like this, and he's been in the business for 35 to 40 years. Good things come to

those who wait. A case in point. On November 10th, a plumber found envelopes of money stashed in a wall

at Joel Austinsteen's Houston

megachurch. Evidence suggests that the money is connected to a March 2014 theft in which

$600,000 was stolen from the church safe. Now the plumber has received a $20,000 crime stoppers

reward for his discovery.

Sometimes the weight is short, as when an outage Tuesday at Amazon Web Services

caused chaos for millions of users in companies along the U.S. East Coast, but was resolved that evening.

Sometimes the wait for good news can seem interminable,

as with the rising adolescent depression, anxiety, and mental distress,

now being reported by the US Surgeon General.

Some people even abandon hope,

giving rise to the growing euthanasia movement around the world.

As a tragic example, Switzerland just approved an assisted suicide pod.

The company's founder explained, the person will get into the capsule and lie down.

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