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Question by Allison: what were some of the headlines in world news for 2009?
I am filling in my daughters baby book.. also what were some headlines in national news (usa)
thank you!
Best answer:
Answer by Rose T
First African American president sworn in
Miracle on the Hudson
Tainted Chinese milk – plant management executed
Bing – the new decision engine from Microsoft
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