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1. 

   'Bring on the schadenfreude of Trump's electoral obliteration.'

   1. US election night 2016 – as it happened

   2. Donald Trump forced to apologise as sex boast tape horrifies Republicans

   3. Donald Trump calls Pope Francis 'disgraceful' for questioning his faith

   4. Donald Trump: ban all Muslims entering US

2. 

   'The British pensioner has resigned from the club but still wants to keep playing golf'

   1. State pension to rise by 2.5% in April 2017

   2. 'Property is better bet' than a pension says Bank of England economist

   3. Cameron to resign after losing referendum vote

   4. Brexit 'will put 75% of workers at risk of pension shortfall'

3. 'I have the odd feeling that he is just reinventing himself as dead - and when that is old news, he will try out something else. I hope.'

   1. Leonard Cohen, legendary singer-songwriter, dies aged 82

   2. David Bowie: legendary rock star dies of cancer aged 69

   3. Prince, superstar and pioneer of American music, dies aged 57

   4. Prince Buster, ska pioneer, dies aged 78

4. 

   'Geek culture can be amongst the most misogynistic and regressive place on Earth, but this doesn't have a single new idea'

   1. Will Wonder Woman be the movies' first major queer superhero?

   2. Is Ghostbusters the unfortunate victim of Hollywood hitting peak reboot?

   3. Captain America: Civil War – how I was bludgeoned by a blockbuster

   4. Suicide Squad review – operatic silliness as DC's bandits deliver disorder

5. 'I hope this doesn't distract attention from the iPhone launch'

   1. Why Pokémon Go really is a national health service

   2. Samsung must act fast to keep an exploding phone from blowing up its brand

   3. Your new iPhone’s features include oppression, inequality – and vast profit

   4. North Korea nuclear test: 'warhead explosion' confirmed by Pyongyang

6. 

   'I'm really gonna miss you drawing the many faces of Roy Hodgson.'

   1. Roy Hodgson’s sickly imitation of old values leads to England’s uber-loss

   2. Roy Hodgson quits as England manager after humiliating defeat by Iceland

   3. England in disarray as quest for next manager begins after bizarre campaign

   4. David Squires on … England's Euro 2016 exit to Iceland

7. 'Why isn't this the leading story of every news agency in the world today?'

   1. World on track to lose two-thirds of wild animals by 2020, major report warns

   2. World's carbon dioxide concentration teetering on the point of no return

   3. MIT nuclear fusion record marks latest step towards unlimited clean energy

   4. Maldives quits Commonwealth over alleged rights abuses

8. 

   'God help us all.'

   1. Boris Johnson camp works on his bid for Tory leadership

   2. Boris Johnson on standby to lead country while May is on holiday

   3. Secret Boris Johnson column favoured UK remaining in EU

   4. Boris Johnson is a clown who has united the EU against Britain

9. 

   'The sooner the conspirators agree to rejoin the shadow Labour cabinet the sooner they can resign again '

   1. Jeremy Corbyn sweeps to victory increasing his mandate as Labour leader

   2. Where’s the evidence that Jeremy Corbyn is to blame for Brexit?

   3. Sadiq Khan: We cannot win with Corbyn… so I will vote for Owen Smith

   4. Tom Watson urges Labour to 'put band back together' in case of snap election

10. 

    'This is the metaphor for our times.'

    1. Norway's PM caught playing Pokémon Go in parliament

    2. Man quits job to become full-time Pokémon hunter

    3. I crashed my car playing Pokémon Go

    4. Places you shouldn't play Pok​émon Go: during a government briefing on Isis

Solutions

1:A - A bit unfair to single out this particular commenter, as many of the early responses to our overnight US election live blog were full of confidence - or at least hope - that Trump would lose the election to Hillary Clinton. 21,952 comments later, we were contemplating a stark new era of history., 2:C - The overnight (for UK readers) EU referendum live blog received 41,169 comments, as British voters decided they wanted to 'Take Back Control'. As it became clear that the UK was headed for the Brexit door, responses ranged from a simple 'oh fuck' to the ironically optimistic 'Looking forward to seeing that £350m invested every week very soon'. Data revealed a generational divide between Leave and Remain voters., 3:B - It was a year dominated by the deaths of many legendary music figures, all of whom received thousands of heartfelt tributes from Guardian commenters., 4:B - The battle of Ghostbusters: the remake was fought long and hard in our comments threads long before the film was even released. The more nuanced views - like the one above - were hard to find, proving the point that the movie industry - and its audience - still have a long way to go on sexism, 5:D - North Korea's ratcheting up of its nuclear test program was one of 2016's big geopolitical headaches. Also, there was a new phone out., 6:D - David Squires' weekly comics on football for Guardian sport quickly became a cult favourite, with a lively comment thread largely dominated by ridiculous puns and obsessions with recurring character Janet, 7:B - This question was asked under many comment threads that dealt with climate change. The ratification of the Paris agreement brought some joy to environmental campaigners. The election of Donald Trump as leader of the free world was less warmly greeted, 8:B - A silly season story, perhaps, but the range of Boris Johnson related headlines reveal a busy and sometimes controversial year for the former London mayor, who campaigned for Brexit, aborted his bid to become PM, and ended up as a gaffe-prone foreign secretary, 9:A - Labour had a difficult 2016, with MPs with Corbyn's leadership since his shock victory last year forcing a second leadership contest after Britain's Brexit vote, with Corbyn accused of not doing enough to connect with traditional Labour voters, 10:D - But could have equally applied to all of them, to be honest. Merry Christmas!

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