Now that we know certain selfies have value (thanks Ellen, thanks Beyoncé), we know they aren’t always trivial. Or even if they are, they can be valuable too. So what’s the most sought-after selfie?
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The Oxford English Dictionary officially declared "selfie" the term of 2013, and our snap-happy selfie-loving celebrities have given us some absolute gems this year. 
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No place is safe from the selfie, not even your grandmother's funeral. Yep, we remember being a kid (before Instagram) and can relate. Funerals can be boring affairs. But taking a selfie during one? And then posting it? Hoping this is a trend that's going nowhere.
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A new study that spending too much time posting and sharing photographs may have detrimental effects on your real-life social interactions.
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Ellen DeGeneres took the most epic selfie in the history of the word epic . Could this Oscars shot be the most retweeted of all-time? So much beauty. So much talent. So much money. So many Oscar wins. In ONE selfie. Never again will any picture you take matter.
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In politics, image is king, and every politician knows it. So, it's surprising to see the president caught in a three-way selfie at Nelson Mandela's memorial service in South Africa, even if the other two people in the picture are the British and Danish Prime Ministers. The now iconic picture, snapped by an AFP photographer, speaks more than its thousand-word allotment — largely because Michelle Obama appears to be the only one showing any decorum.
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Posting photos of ourselves online is an inviting and informative way to keep in touch.
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