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Jaws in Yorkshire: Archaeologists Uncover 310 Million-Year-Old Tropical Rainforest
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Proposed Textbooks in Texas 'Contain False Information on Climate Change'
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Jethro's Cairn: 5,000-Year-Old Crescent-Shaped Monument Discovered in Israel
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Philippines' Mayon Volcano 'Hazardous Eruption' Imminent: Thousands Evacuated as Critical Alert Raised
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Magnitude 5.6 Earthquake Shakes Tokyo but Fukushima Nuclear Plant Undamaged
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Life on Mars May Exist Say Scientists After Studying Meteorite and Finding Evidence of Water
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