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@GoogleDoodles
We have no idea what to do with 280 characters — we're used to only 6! → google.com/doodles
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    Google Doodles
    @GoogleDoodles
    Jan 23, 2025
    The Rise of the Half Moon #GoogleDoodle game is back with January’s Wolf Moon 🐺🌗 Join the pack and be sure to howl your high score for all to hear! → goo.gle/40G7AFs
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    Google Doodles
    @GoogleDoodles
    Dec 22, 2024
    Rise of the Half Moon card game returns for December! Challenge this month’s Half Moon by clicking on the Doodle → goo.gle/404bOqb
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    Google Doodles
    @GoogleDoodles
    Nov 28, 2024
    Thanksgiving cheer is in the air! Let the spirit of gratitude carry you through the day ♥️ What are you thankful for this year? → goo.gle/3Zf6TCk #GoogleDoodle
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    Google Doodles
    @GoogleDoodles
    Nov 15, 2024
    In honor of Native American Heritage Month, today’s #GoogleDoodle celebrates kayaks which were invented by Arctic tribes 5,000 years ago. Learn more about the origin story → goo.gle/40SkmRR
    Illustration of the Google letters drawn with simple lines, in a minimalist style. A mountain with a red sun replacing the second "O" is drawn below the letters. In the foreground is a lake with a black silhouette of a person kayaking and holding a paddle.
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    Google Doodles
    @GoogleDoodles
    Nov 11, 2024
    In celebration of Veterans Day, today’s #GoogleDoodle features a sculpture of an American Bald Eagle in flight called "Freedom Flight" crafted by guest artist and Navy Veteran Steve Kost. Thank you to all veterans for your service and sacrifice → goo.gle/4hDSnv3
    Photograph of a metal sculpture of a bald eagle flying through the sky with the Google letters. The letters are spelled out with scrap metal pieces in blue and red. The eagle, also constructed from many scrap metal pieces, has wings spread wide.

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