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Why Russia's Medvedev is blasting ally Kyrgyzstan

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Walter Cronkite

Renowned CBS News anchor and reporter Walter Cronkite (r.) is seen in a March 1981 file photo with President Ronald Reagan. Dubbed 'the most trusted man in America,' Cronkite broke stories such as President John F. Kennedy's and Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassinations and the landing on the moon. Cronkite died in his home in July 2009.

Chinese currency: why Americans should care if yuan is revalued

Low-level traffic stops decrease; Saudi women in the workplace increase

Ultracapacitors: the future of electric cars or the 'cold fusion' of autovation?

Three reporters find different roads to those seeking common ground.

Amateur astronomers track the US Air Force's top secret X-37B space plane

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Scenes from Earth Hour 2009

The World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) Earth Hour is an annual global event held on the last Saturday of March, in which participants turn off non-essential electrical appliances for an hour in order to raise awareness on climate change. This picture provided by Commonwealth Edison shows buildings in downtown Chicago darkened during Earth Hour 2009 on Saturday, March 28, 2009. The Wrigley Building is seen at center.

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Flash mobs

People fill South Street during a flash mob incident that involved thousands and closed the street to traffic from Front Street to Broad in Philadelphia in 2010. Thanks to websites like Twitter and Facebook, more and more so-called flash mobs are materializing across the globe, leaving police scrambling to keep tabs on the spontaneous assemblies.

Folk etymology comes to the suburbs

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