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Science is Fun Especially when you "research" subjects of dubious scientific merit and document those experiments with a good camera and ham it up appropriately 
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Secretary Rice: Georgia, Ukraine Have a Way to Go Before Joining NATO 
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Indonesia Back to 5% Annual GDP Growth Bombay's stock market is back to record highs. If good fortune is with us, these are signs that the Asian financial panic of the late 1990s is finally out of the system.
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Florida Is Short 30,000 Teachers State to offer year-long "boot camp" at community colleges for people with bachelor's degrees 
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Scandal in Czech Republic Over Prime Minister's Personal Finances The Czechs had no self-determination under Nazi occupation, and the Communists violently quelched popular criticism during the Prague Spring revolt. So, historically speaking, a scandal with public outcry and the possibility of early elections is a really good thing. Welcome to the free world, folks. We're glad to have you.
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Markets for Science Claims Probably one of the best ideas for applying market theory ever
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