How quickly are you making requests? One thing to try - I can't guarantee it'll work - is to append a timestamp parameters to the URL like this: http://www.somedomain.com?v=sometimestamp. You'll have to balance this against your latency requirements, as the cache is several orders of magnitude faster.
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