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Red and processed meat linked to increase in type 2 diabetes risk
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Miss Utah didn’t win the crown, but she’s still a winner, so are you
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Justin Bieber and Gun Control
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American leadership required for international religious freedoms
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Edward Snowden: Gov't has 'destroyed any possibility of a fair trial'
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Obama Democrats don’t want border security
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Ann Romney makes surprise political remarks at San Diego meeting
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Did the Libertarians get it right about Republicans and Democrats?
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The Sports Philosopher Archive: May 2011
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Believe in Cleveland: Why the Indians are for real
The Cleveland Indians were supposed to cut a path directly to the bottom of the AL Central. Instead, they've taken off with the best record in baseball. But the one question persists: How? Published May 26 2011
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A tribute to Captain Richard Steere and the year America beat France
At the 1932 Summer Olympics, Richard Steere led the USA men's foil team to a stunning bronze medal and a thrilling victory over the French. Ten years later, as a naval meteorologist, he played an instrumental role in Patton's Casablanca landing. Published May 25 2011
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Cubs and Red Sox prepare for historic series
The Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox last met at Fenway Park in 1918, for two games of one of baseball's most dramatic World Series'. Tonight, they battle at Fenway in the first game of a three-game set. Published May 20 2011
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Power rankings, week 2 and 3
The Rangers have gone into free-fall. The Rays are marching upwards. But the Phillies take the top spot. Published May 10 2011
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The Royals' revolution begins
With Eric Hosmer's call-up, the Royals' revolution has begun in earnest. Published May 8 2011
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USA men's epee team takes silver in Heidenheim, peak comes at an ironic time
The American men's epee team vaulted to third place in world rankings. A suppressive agreement by the IOC means they'll miss out on the Olympics. Published May 2 2011
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