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Growing up, many of us remember watching Family Feud, the game where you guess the most popular responses to questions. Sometimes you’ll complete a sentence, pick a name or answer a common question with a preference.http://www-googlefeud.com/Google Feud applies the same concept but uses Google’s autocomplete search suggestions. Believe it or not, what most people search for might not be what you’d expect the answer to be.google feud powderedgoogle feud petergoogle feud public schools aregoogle feud patrickgoogle feud polar bears aregoogle feud proxygoogle feud pewdiepiegoogle feud questionsgoogle feud question answersgoogle feud rap isgoogle feud rogergoogle feud randygoogle feud russellgoogle feud ralphgoogle feud rebeccagoogle feud ronaldgoogle feud richardgoogle feud ruthgoogle feud ryangoogle feud reactgoogle feud reaction timegoogle feud recipe for  

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Growing up, many of us remember watching Family Feud, the game where you guess the most popular responses to questions. Sometimes you’ll complete a sentence, pick a name or answer a common question with a preference.Google Feud applies the same concept but uses Google’s autocomplete search suggestions. Believe it or not, what most people search for might not be what you’d expect the answer to be.  

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I would like to seek the community for help as I am a loner with no mother and my father is in prison. I'm also unable to work as I'm a disability. I have chronic issue due to my health would like to seek fund as little as $10 per person.  

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I started my running career after having my second child to de-stress eight years ago. I gained recognition amongst Singapore running elites after winning the 100km Singapore Sundown Ultra in 2013.  Since then, I have placed first in a handful of races such as Great Eastern Women’s Run 2014, National Games Stadium & Relay 2014, Marina Run 21km 2015, and the latest The North Face 50km Duo Ultra. I am a passionate endurance runner and proud mother of two children, age 15 and 12. I was originally an Asian American who migrated from Taoyuan, Taiwan to Spring, Texas in 1980, but today am a Singaporean PR who has lived here for the last 14 years working as a physiotherapist.   My goal in running is simple - to keep running.  Running strong and running happy until I am 80 is my goal. I hope to continue to inspire others to run, and likewise to be inspired by other runners. Running is a part of life, and staying fit and pushing the body to its limits is what makes running meaningful.I have chosen Autism Association Singapore (AAS) as the beneficiary of my fundraising effort through this run. AAS is dedicated to supporting individuals with autism and helping them lead meaningful and quality lives. Its mission is to initiate, organise and support provision of a broad spectrum of services for people with autism in Singapore. These services consist of education, vocational/life skills training and residential care.  

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