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Secret Air Force X-37B space plane changes its orbit

How a 'MeerKAT' sniffed out 1,300 new galaxies

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Photos of the Day 12/31

A youth walks away from a marble elephant after watching the final sunset of the year from what is known as the giant granite rock above the Jackali Mahadev Hindu Temple in the village of Narlai, Rajahstan, India.

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As water scarcity worsens, 'Day Zero' becomes commonplace in India

As World Cup 2010 kicks off, where South Africa stands 16 years after apartheid

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Photos of the Day 09/28

An address sign for a home along the Wisconsin River in Caledoia Township is seen under flood waters after the Caledonia-Lewiston levee breached along the river in Columbia County, Wis., on Monday. The Caledonia-Lewiston levee, a series of sand dikes along the Wisconsin River, is posing a threat to about 150 homes in Columbia County.

No smoking: How one city is cutting the hookah haze

Transcript of the State of the Union

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Airbnb is dispatching inspectors to thousands of properties for new 'Plus' program

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Top 2010 World Cup controversies

VUVUZELAS: Worldwide audiences and soccer stars 鈥� including Portugal鈥檚 Cristiano Ronaldo and Argentina鈥檚 Lionel Messi 鈥� have complained about the incessant high-pitched whine of the long plastic horns, called vuvuzelas, seen here at Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa. That reignited calls to ban the vuvuzela, but FIFA chief Sepp Blatter put an end to that discussion early in the tournament. A Cape Town businessman has touted his design for a slightly quieter vuvuzela that reduces the tuneless horn's sound output from a deafening 134 decibels to a more manageable 121 decibels. That sounds good.

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