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Well, this is depressing: more people die on Christmas then at any other time of the year

Posted on December 24, 2013 by Ted Bauer

If you study the National Death Index — which is morbid, but some people do it for a living, like this guy — you would learn that Christmas, the day after Christmas and New Year’s Day are some of the… Continue Reading →

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