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QPoll: What was your most memorable news story in 2013?

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QNotes Staff on December 20, 2013

Click here to read all of our 2013 Year in Review features, including our top and most popular stories and our 2013 People of the Year!

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qnotes wants to know what you think! Have your say by voting in our QPoll below.

What was your most memorable news story in 2013?

The wave of marriage equality successes
The huge turnout and fun at Charlotte Pride
The closing of the Dilworth Caribou Coffee
The ordeal of Russian LGBT citizens
Something else - tell us in the comments!

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