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2015: A Year in Review

Crime Statistics:

The Bureau of Justice Statistics recorded a decrease in violent crime and property crime compared to previous years [22]. International & Corporate Reports

"What are those?" – A cop in Baltimore asked a suspect about his shoes, igniting a year-long meme.
Left Shark: Katy Perry’s Super Bowl halftime show was upstaged by a shark dancer who was hilariously out of sync.
The Mannequin Challenge (technically late 2016, but planning began in late 2015).
Damn, Daniel (actually Jan 2016, but "white vans" were a 2015 vibe).

World Population: The global population reached 7.38 billion in 2015, with an estimated growth rate of 1.1% per annum.
Life Expectancy: Global life expectancy at birth was 71.5 years in 2015, with a significant disparity between developed and developing countries.

Warmest Year Record:

NOAA reported that 2015 was the warmest year on record at the time, driven by global warming and a strong El Niño [2]. 2015: A Year in Review Crime Statistics: The

The Weeknd Goes Pop

Abel Tesfaye, aka The Weeknd, released Beauty Behind the Madness . With "Can’t Feel My Face," a song produced by Max Martin, the underground R&B sad boy became a pop god. 2015 was the year that "alternative R&B" became just "pop music." "What are those

2015

We also lost beloved icons like Leonard Nimoy (Spock), who died in February, and Maureen O’Hara, the Queen of Technicolor. The end of felt like the end of the old guard. World Population : The global population reached 7

The Dress: The internet broke over one question: Is this dress white & gold or blue & black? (It was blue & black).
Instagram Redesign: Instagram ditched its classic brown camera icon for the rainbow gradient logo we know today.
Tinder Gold: Tinder launched its paid subscription model, changing dating forever.
Windows 10: Microsoft released Windows 10 (skipping Windows 9), bringing back the Start Menu.

Joining Paper Seamlessly

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