Tucked away in the Connecticut town of Washington, the 70-acre estate was the long-time home of the late William Turner, a business executive from
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Syria’s Secret Library
When a place has been besieged for years and hunger stalks the streets, you might have thought people would have little interest in books.
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Tokyo Elects Yuriko Koike As Its First Female Governor
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Ancient Bone Shows Evidence Of Cancer In Human Ancestor
Scientists using a high-resolution X-ray technique found that this bone belonging to a hominin, an ancient, extinct relative of modern humans, has a malignant