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    Extra, Extra: Twitter Will Delete Your Shoddy Stolen Jokes

    by Rebecca Fishbein
    Published July 25, 2015
    Modified July 25, 2015

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    • A massive fire broke out at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas today.
    • Twitter has no problem taking down your stolen jokes.
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    • A zoo in Columbus, Ohio is pressing charges against a man who jumped over a fence to pet some cougars.
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