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You’ll be certain the force is with you, but that’s just the alcohol talking. 91. The Los Angeles market will gain, and find a way to lose, an NFL franchise by the end of 2016. 92. A strange word will start creeping into national discussions — quartermillennial — as America begins to seriously ponder how to celebrate its 250th anniversary in 2026. 93. The Yankton Mall project will begin moving forward. 94. A famous musician or actor will begin trending on Twitter, and people will freak out because they think that person has died. 95. And they’ll be right in at least three cases. 96. Upon further investigation, younger music fans will be surprised to learn that The Carpenters and Andy Williams actually did more than cheesy Christmas music. 97. More states around the country will be enacting a new fireworks law: If it’s fun, it’s outlawed. 98. Something different in the air: The Dweebs won’t be at Riverboat Days this year. 99. 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