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        "uri": "/2013/11/13/2013-is-seventh-hottest-year-on-record-temps-conti/",
        "title": "2013 is Seventh Hottest Year on Record, Temps Continue to Rise",
        "byline": " Alister Doyle and Michael Szabo, Reuters ",
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        "prettyDate": "November 13, 2013",
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        "summary": "A build-up of man-made greenhouse gases in the atmosphere means a warmer future is now inevitable, says the World Meteorological Organization.",
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        "uri": "/2012/07/27/analysis-evidence-for-climate-extremes-costs-gets-more-local/",
        "title": "Analysis: Evidence for Climate Extremes, Costs, Gets More Local",
        "byline": "Alister Doyle (Reuters)",
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        "summary": "Scientists are finding evidence that man-made climate change has raised the risks of individual weather events, such as floods or heatwaves, marking a big step towards pinpointing local costs and ways to adapt to freak conditions.",
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