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Top questions people are Googling about Santa

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By Zach Dennis
Dec 22, 2015

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Time compiled a list of the top 10 Santa-related questions asked on Google, the top one being "is Santa real?" Other questions included asking about the location of Santa, how many reindeer he has, how to draw him, his age, who he is (maybe a little too existential), when he will be arriving at a specific home and where he lives.

The data was compiled by taking the 10 most common Santa-related questions typed into Google in the U.S. from December 2013 to December 2015. According to Time, most of the questions were general inquiries about Santa and his location, while others were arts and crafts centered.

As for Santa’s home, Time reports the issue is “hotly debated.”

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