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On Monday, thousands of people marched through the streets of North Korea’s capital and wept openly at the death of leader Kim Jong-il, who died on Saturday at 69 from a heart attack.

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2011 can be tracked by its dramatic events, beginning with the Tuscon shooting that critically wounded US Rep. Gabby Giffords and continuing all the way up to the death of Muammar Gadhafi in October. O

Every year, Google releases categorized lists of the most searched keywords.

Watch the two-minute review of the most popular people and unforgettable events that were searched in 2011.

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Former US Army Pfc. Jessica Lynch is now Jessica Lynch B.A., and on her way to being a teacher.  She has graduated from West Virginia University with an education degree, with plans to get a Master's degree in Communication and teach it some day.

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It's an inescapable fact that more and more churches and ministers are using information technology to reach out to their parishioners and congregants. Their methods of communicating are changing, but their message isn't.

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A Dutch architectural firm is under fire after releasing a mock-up of two proposed buildings in Seoul, South Korea that look eerily like New York City’s Twin Towers just after hijackers flew planes into them on 9/11.

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A 94 year old woman in Italy probably had no idea how much attention she would attract by leaving entire estate to her cat - Tommaso.

Her estate includes several homes, land, and cash.  $13 million dollars.

Well, the old lady has passed on, and her pampered feline is one rich kitty.

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The mystery of why yawning is contagious may finally have been solved: an Italian study says it’s linked to empathy.

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