Here are your top Google searches of 2017

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What did you google in 2017?

Well, Google has just released its top search terms for the year, tallying the most googled items in the United States and abroad—check it out below. Did anything you Google searched in 2017 make the top searches list?

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According to Google, Hurricane Irma—the Atlantic hurricane that developed in August and made landfall in Florida this September—sits at the No. 1 spot for Google searches both Stateside and globally this year. For U.S. searches, disgraced newsman Matt Lauer and late rocker Tom Petty land at the No. 2 and 3 positions, respectively. Of course, huge sporting events like the Super Bowl and August's Mayweather-McGregor fight made the domestic list, and right at the No. 10 position is 2017's favorite toy, the fidget spinner.

It's interesting to see what different Google searches were popular across different territories. As reported by the NME, actress and British royal-to-be Meghan Markle was the top search in the U.K., followed by the iPhone 8. Worldwide, both the iPhone 8 and new iPhone X were the two most-searched terms right after Hurricane Irma. Linkin Park vocalist Chester Bennington, who unexpectedly died in July, came in at No. 9 on Google's top global search terms. Do you think these Google searches capture the zeitgeist of 2017?

Check out the lists here:

Top Google searches of 2017, United States:
1. Hurricane Irma
2. Matt Lauer
3. Tom Petty
4. Super Bowl
5. Las Vegas shooting
6. Mayweather vs. McGregor fight
7. Solar eclipse
8. Hurricane Harvey
9. Aaron Hernandez
10. Fidget spinner

Top Google searches of 2017, global:
1. Hurricane Irma
2. iPhone 8
3. iPhone X
4. Matt Lauer
5. Meghan Markle
6. 13 Reasons Why
7. Tom Petty
8. Fidget spinner
9. Chester Bennington
10. India National Cricket Team

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