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A "Merbot" Retrieved Artifacts From Louis XIV’s Sunken Flagship
The humanoid diving robot could help researchers explore fragile wrecks from the surface of the sea
Over 9,000 Years Later, Kennewick Man Will Be Given a Native American Burial
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Prince’s Paisley Park Studios Will Become a Museum
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Indian Artists Are Protesting a Private Takeover of a Public Art Gallery
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Thirty Years Later, a Gigantic Arch Is Set to Cover Chernobyl
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Marijuana Advocates Want to Establish a Standard Unit of Highness
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Beyond Raspberry Berets: What Prince Left Behind
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Three People Hit With Criminal Charges Over Flint Water Crisis
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Help First Responders in Ecuador Without Leaving Your Desk
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Los Angeles’ Skid Row Is Getting a Golf Course
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Copyright Challenge to Google Books
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Lawyers Who Made the Birthday Song Public Domain Take Aim at Civil Rights Anthem
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A Canadian First Nation Community Is in the Grips of a Suicide Crisis
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These Were 2015’s Most Challenged Books
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