SOCIAL: What was happening while the lights were out at the Super Bowl?

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February 4, 2013

When the lights went out a few minutes into the second half of Super Bowl 2013, NOLA.com out of New Orleans had the details on everything going on, both funny and serious, inside the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

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Eldest of 19 Duggar kids hired by D.C. lobbying group
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Called 'Next Stephen Hawking,' teen is perfect on math exam
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Bakery mix-up goes viral after cat drawn on girl's head
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VIDEO: Britney Spears' sons to make acting debut
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When trust in Uncle Sam takes a beating, workers are bruised
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Pa. woman digs up two-headed piglet
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