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Hello 2014 , Good Bye 2013
2013 was filled with natural disasters, a healthcare war and school shootings.
Yet it had bright spots and elements leading towards a bright 2014.
Hello 2014
Happy New Year! The year 2013 brought on changes in the economy, healthcare and saw the loss of gifted individuals, including Nelson Mandela and Margaret Thatcher.