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Egypt puts King Tut on public display
Nov 4 2007 10:24PM (CT)
LUXOR, Egypt (AP) - King Tut's buck-toothed face was unveiled Sunday for the first time in public _ more than 3,000 years after the youngest and most famous pharaoh to rule ancient Egypt was shrouded in linen and buried in his golden underground tomb.
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Egypt puts King Tut on public display
Nov 4 2007 10:24PM (CT)
LUXOR, Egypt (AP) - King Tut's buck-toothed face was unveiled Sunday for the first time in public _ more than 3,000 years after the youngest and most famous pharaoh to rule ancient Egypt was shrouded in linen and buried in his golden underground tomb.
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World's coal dependency hits environment
Nov 4 2007 2:30PM (CT)
TAIYUAN, China (AP) - It takes five to 10 days for the pollution from China's coal-fired plants to make its way to the United States, like a slow-moving storm.
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New heart drug may rival Plavix
Nov 4 2007 11:17AM (CT)
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A new blood thinner proved better than Plavix, one of the world's top-selling drugs, at preventing heart problems after procedures to open clogged arteries, doctors reported Sunday. But the new drug also raised the risk of serious bleeding.
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Peace lures wildlife back to south Sudan
Nov 4 2007 7:44AM (CT)
OPEKOLOE, Sudan (AP) - The hippos had fled to other islands in the White Nile, driven away by one of the few forces that can dislodge a large herd of these fierce beasts _ an even larger herd of elephants. And there they were: some 50 elephants, massive black figures peacefully grazing on their newly reclaimed territory on the Nile island of Opekoloe.
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Peace lures wildlife back to south Sudan
Nov 4 2007 7:44AM (CT)
OPEKOLOE, Sudan (AP) - The hippos had fled to other islands in the White Nile, driven away by one of the few forces that can dislodge a large herd of these fierce beasts _ an even larger herd of elephants. And there they were: some 50 elephants, massive black figures peacefully grazing on their newly reclaimed territory on the Nile island of Opekoloe.
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Peace lures wildlife back to south Sudan
Nov 4 2007 7:44AM (CT)
OPEKOLOE, Sudan (AP) - The hippos had fled to other islands in the White Nile, driven away by one of the few forces that can dislodge a large herd of these fierce beasts _ an even larger herd of elephants. And there they were: some 50 elephants, massive black figures peacefully grazing on their newly reclaimed territory on the Nile island of Opekoloe.
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Peace lures wildlife back to south Sudan
Nov 4 2007 7:44AM (CT)
OPEKOLOE, Sudan (AP) - The hippos had fled to other islands in the White Nile, driven away by one of the few forces that can dislodge a large herd of these fierce beasts _ an even larger herd of elephants. And there they were: some 50 elephants, massive black figures peacefully grazing on their newly reclaimed territory on the Nile island of Opekoloe.
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Peace lures wildlife back to south Sudan
Nov 4 2007 7:44AM (CT)
OPEKOLOE, Sudan (AP) - The hippos had fled to other islands in the White Nile, driven away by one of the few forces that can dislodge a large herd of these fierce beasts _ an even larger herd of elephants. And there they were: some 50 elephants, massive black figures peacefully grazing on their newly reclaimed territory on the Nile island of Opekoloe.
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