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TV tonight: Sarah Palin is just one of Alaska's popular exports
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Cultural conservatism revisited
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Darwin’s Free Market Wisdom: Division of labor starts in the 'genes'
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Literary look back: George Stephanopoulos' classic 'All Too Human'
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Philadelphia rally to free Adam Kokesh, N.A. Poe
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C. Boyden Gray: 'IRS never responded to our Media Matters complaint'
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Asking Aaron Clarey: Is college worth the money?
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The Fallacy of the Two State Solution ‘For Dummies’
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Will El Dorado turn into gold for Colombia?
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Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan still being paid while awaiting trial
A World in our Backyard Archive: February 2013
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Mediterranean diet reduces heart disease, study confirms
Researchers in Spain find that diets rich in olive oil and nuts and low in processed foods and red meat can reduce heart attacks and strokes Published February 28 2013
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Hearing aids and health insurance: Are you covered?
Probably not. Most health insurance does not cover hearing aids- not even for children Published February 27 2013
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Mislabeled fish: Widespread seafood fraud in the U.S.
Oceana study finds up to 33% of seafood sold in the U.S. may be mislabeled Published February 23 2013
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DC Ladies Arm Wrestle For a Cause Saturday
Tickets to the gun show? Female arm wrestlers are the hottest gig in DC this Saturday! Published February 21 2013
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No need for gun control in Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood
Mr. Rogers taught kindness, inclusion and self worth, all with in a half-hour with puppets. Where is this generation's Mr. Rogers? Published February 21 2013
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Chavez’s return to Venezuela does not quiet doubts about his health
The return of Venezuela's leader may be a desperate attempt to hold on to power Published February 18 2013
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13,200 boxes of Girl Scout cookies destroyed: Food waste in America
Wasted Girl Scout cookies are just the tip of the huge pile of wasted food in the U.S. Published February 17 2013
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Meteor hits Russia, asteroid comes close to Earth: Cosmic coincidence
Two major events in the sky have everyone talking about asteroids and meteors Published February 15 2013
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Oscar Pistorius, Olympic runner, charged with murder
“Blade Runner” investigated in shooting of girlfriend and model Reeva Steenkamp Published February 14 2013
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Chilean poet Pablo Neruda’s body to be exhumed
A Chilean judge orders exhumation on Neruda’s body to determine cause of 1973 death Published February 14 2013
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Maggots, rodent hair, and worse in your food
FDA’s Defect Action Levels and what they mean to the consumer. Published February 11 2013
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Comet ISON: Will it be “the Comet of the Century?”
As the hype over “the Comet of the Century” grows, will ISON live up to expectations? Published February 8 2013
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Burglars using Facebook to select and case homes
Bragging about your vacation or night on the town on Facebook could lay out the welcome mat for burglars Published February 4 2013
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Frankenfish: Genetically engineered salmon close to FDA approval
As AquAdvantage salmon nears FDA approval, this genetically engineered fish is likely to show up on your plate and you may not even know it. Published February 2 2013
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