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World
Video: Bringing Back Europe’s Bison
A German prince is leading an effort to bring back the European bison, Europe’s largest land mammal, in Bad Berleburg. The animal almost went extinct in the early 20th century.
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U.S.
Iowa: Conviction Thrown Out in Case of H.I.V. Transmission
The State Supreme Court on Friday threw out the conviction of a man who pleaded guilty to criminal transmission of H.I.V.
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Business Day
F.C.C. Begins Investigation Into Quality of Internet Download Speeds
The commission has begun an investigation of Internet service providers at the same time that it is trying to define whether it has jurisdiction over their businesses.
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U.S.
Malfunction Seen in Jet Crash That Killed Co-Owner of Philadelphia Inquirer
The National Transportation Safety Board issued a report on the crash on May 31 near Boston that killed seven people, including Lewis Katz, co-owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Sports
U.S.O.C. Narrows Bids To Four Cities
The United States Olympic Committee said Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington were candidates to host the Summer Games.
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Magazine
Before Learning to Crawl, You Must Learn to Swim
Underwater photographs of infants learning to swim.
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U.S.
Florida: Law Bans Abortion Based on Fetus’s Ability to Survive
Under a new law signed Friday by Gov. Rick Scott, abortions will be illegal in Florida at any point in a woman’s pregnancy if her doctor determines that the fetus could survive outside the womb.
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N.Y. / Region
Stuyvesant Town, Former Middle-Class Bastion, Awaits Mayoral Help
For years, tenants in Stuyvesant Town and its cousin, Peter Cooper Village, sat preserved behind a dam of rent regulations. Those days are gone. A sale could come soon.
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Opinion
A Good Ruling on Privacy
Cellphone tracking cannot be allowed to trample the Fourth Amendment.
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N.Y. / Region
Concerns on Mad Cow Lead to Recall
Questions were raised about meat shipped to 34 Whole Foods stores in the Northeast and an unnamed New York restaurant from September to early April.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Lustig
http://www.uctv.tv/shows/Sugar-The-Bitter-Truth-16717
Sugar: The Bitter Truth - YouTube
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YouTube
Jul 31, 2009 - Uploaded by University of California Television (UCTV)
Sugar: The Bitter Truth by Robert Lustig MD, University of California ... The fiber slows the release of sugar into ...
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These are children entrusted to our care.
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Business Day
G.M. Recalls Camaros To Replace Faulty Keys
The action covers half a million 2010 to 2014 Camaros, which can stall if their key fobs are jostled.
"General
Motors is recalling more than half a million Chevrolet Camaros because
of the danger that a bump to the keys could suddenly turn off the
ignition — a problem similar to the defect that led the automaker to
recall millions of small cars this year.
G.M.
said that a driver’s knee could jostle the key fob, causing the
ignition to turn off and cutting the engine. The automaker said it was
aware of three crashes and four injuries related to the defect, which is
in about 510,000 Camaros worldwide from the 2010 to 2014 model years."
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World
Mayor of Venice Resigns Amid Corruption Scandal
Mayor Giorgio Orsoni had been arrested last week and charged with receiving illegal campaign donations believed to be linked to a project intended to save Venice from flooding.
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Fashion & Style
At the Tone, Leave a What?
Despite a constant connection to their phones, Generation Y tend to text in lieu of vocal interaction.
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U.S.
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