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Soufflés: The Original Molecular Gastronomy?

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Stegosaurs Walked Like Sauropods

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Cats Defy Gravity to Take a Sip

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Weekend Events: Classic Japanese Cinema, Fashion of the Gods and Perspectives on Portraiture

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Steven Clevenger on Photographing Native American Veterans

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Unexpected Horned Dinosaur Reveals Complex Evolutionary Pattern

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Wednesday Roundup: Earhart, Rockman and Heye

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Fishing With Grenades and Cooking With C4: A Veteran’s Vietnam Food Memories

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A Dinosaur in an Italian Church?

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Where Little Fiddler Crabs Like to Hide

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National Museum of Jewish American History Opens in Philadelphia

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Supper Clubs Without Depravity

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Ten Natural Products That Kill

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iPhone App Puts a Tyrannosaurus in Your Pocket

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How John F. Kennedy Won the 1960 Presidential Election

The 1960 presidential race was one of the closest elections in U.S. history, but 50 years ago today, John F. Kennedy won the White House

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Inviting Writing: Simple Pleasures at Nanny and Poppop’s

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Brontosaurus - Out With the Old Skull, In With the New Skull

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Looking for New Discoveries in Old Data

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Events: Saving Haitian Culture, Pop Up Books, Veterans Day and More

To botanists, the Caucasus Mountain region is known as a center of diversity for figs as well as mulberries, grapes, walnuts, apricots, pomegranates and almonds.

The Great Georgian Fruit Hunt

Sent to the Caucasus by the U.S. government, Malli Aradhya forages through orchards and markets in search of the perfect specimen

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