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  "text": "Continuing the birds-are-awesome theme: Hummingbirds in California have evolved new beak shapes and massively expanded their range—thanks to feeders. They've basically become the equivalent of backyard pigeons! \n\n@science.org \n\nwww.science.org/content/arti...",
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