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Arias jury deadlocked: Ghouls live another day
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'New Yorker': Obama denies role in government
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Rolling Thunder and other ways to celebrate Memorial Day in DC
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Separation of Church and State revisited
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Online links connect Boston Bombers to Todashev, Houston & Russian VK
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The mystery of the 7 Egyptian soldiers kidnapped in the Sinai
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It’s just flirting, not cheating, right?
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Darwin’s free market wisdom: division of labor starts in the genes
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Looking for Leonardo? Da Vinci’s Florence starts at Il Salviatino
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Asking Aaron Clarey: Does college prepare people for the real world?
Travels with Peabod Archive: April 2012
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites: 7 Wonders plus 929 more
There used to be just 7 Wonders in the world, but thanks to UNESCO they are hundreds more. For travelers its a treasure chest just waiting to be discovered. Published April 29 2012
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The Golden Pass in Switzerland: Three rail trips in one (Part II)
Switzerland's Golden Pass Panoramic train combines three rail journeys from Lucerne to Montreux traveling through diverse landscapes. Published April 23 2012
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The Golden Pass in Switzerland: Three rail trips in one
The Golden Pass route from Lucerne to Montreux combines three diverse routes Published April 16 2012
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Titanic disaster & victory: Sweden's Warship Wasa retrieved from a watery gave
Sweden's "Titanic" also sank on her maiden voyage nearly 400 years ago. Today the Warship Wasa is one of the most popular attractions in the country. It's well worth a visit. Published April 9 2012
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Easter in Jerusalem: Where Jesus walked
Passover and Easter have made Jerusalem a major pilgrimage site for centuries, and walking the route that Jesus took to his crucifixion is an emotional event. Published April 2 2012
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Trains, boats and history unite on the William Tell Express (Swiss Travel System - Part II)
The William Tell Express is half train, half boat and total enjoyment. One of Switzerlands' classic rail journeys, the WTE combines Swiss history with spectacular scenery. Published April 1 2012
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After three decades of traveling the world, I decided to attempt to become a member of The Century Club by visiting 100 countries or more. As an ex-Marine, former professional baseball player and commercial broadcaster, I have had many rewarding ...
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A Novelist’s View of the World
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Arias jury deadlocked: Ghouls live another day
It is drama. But showing up as if your own life depended on it, that's sick
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IRS, Lois Lerner, Fox News: But where's the sex scandal?
Stonewalling has finally come home to roost as “Yes we can!”
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Snooping on AP stirs blind, deaf and dumb reporters
Protect us. Inform us. But you, the media, were blind, deaf and dumb.
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Preakness this Saturday: Will Orb be the next 'tremendous machine?'
Like Secretariat, will Orb astonish us with his guts in the stretch and his toughness in the clutch?
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Arias jury deadlocked: Ghouls live another day
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Out and About DC
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Freedom of the Press is not Free
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Leading Edge Legal Advice for Everyday Matters
Life Happens and the Law either protects you or foils you. Here you will learn how to stay ahead of the game.
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From Tahrir Square - Tales from Egypt
We hear about the politics, now lets visit with the people of the square
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Ask Angela
Life advice – from one friend to another!
