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In 1864, a photographer captured haunting photos of the last living soldiers from the Revolutionary War. 
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In 1864, a photographer captured haunting photos of the last living soldiers from the Revolutionary War. 

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Italian Bio-methane Plant Comes Online, Providing Renewable Gas to Over 3,000 Homes
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Italian Bio-methane Plant Comes Online, Providing Renewable Gas to Over 3,000 Homes

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‘My body is still peaking’: Eliud Kipchoge wins first marathon in three years
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‘My body is still peaking’: Eliud Kipchoge wins first marathon in three years

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The ‘in awe’ artist painting a wilder Britain
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The ‘in awe’ artist painting a wilder Britain

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Frugal people share 15 ‘fancy’ home hacks that feel bougie while still saving them money
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Frugal people share 15 ‘fancy’ home hacks that feel bougie while still saving them money

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Barbie Honors Serena Williams with New Signature Doll to Serve Inspiration to Next Generation of Women
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Barbie Honors Serena Williams with New Signature Doll to Serve Inspiration to Next Generation of Women

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Putting a ring on it: the plan to green London’s beloved edges
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Putting a ring on it: the plan to green London’s beloved edges

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Ontario teen says he’ll live in ‘modular home’ invention for a year to prove it can end homelessness
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Ontario teen says he’ll live in ‘modular home’ invention for a year to prove it can end homelessness

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Elderly Theater Worker Surprised by $146,000 for Her Retirement Crowdfunded by Young Moviegoer
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Elderly Theater Worker Surprised by $146,000 for Her Retirement Crowdfunded by Young Moviegoer

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His grandmother made 6,000 sketches around the world. He’s tracking down every spot to repaint the same view.
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His grandmother made 6,000 sketches around the world. He’s tracking down every spot to repaint the same view.

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Lawyer shares four specific things to do for a friend going through a divorce that actually help
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Lawyer shares four specific things to do for a friend going through a divorce that actually help

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A legal secretary rode the subway to work for 67 years. Nobody knew she had $9 million.
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A legal secretary rode the subway to work for 67 years. Nobody knew she had $9 million.

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Uttarakhand bans gutkha, tobacco and nicotine-containing food products for one year
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Uttarakhand bans gutkha, tobacco and nicotine-containing food products for one year

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Doctor shares 60-second dementia test that can help adults spot early mental decline
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Doctor shares 60-second dementia test that can help adults spot early mental decline

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Montana High School Softball Player Discovered Long-Lost Sister on Opposing Team
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Montana High School Softball Player Discovered Long-Lost Sister on Opposing Team

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An 8th grader challenged a teacher to a dance-off between exams and she delivered
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An 8th grader challenged a teacher to a dance-off between exams and she delivered

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‘Like Caring for a Pet’ – the App That Lets You Know if Your Neighborhood Tree Is Thirsty
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‘Like Caring for a Pet’ – the App That Lets You Know if Your Neighborhood Tree Is Thirsty

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Helicopters dump 6,000 logs into rivers in the Pacific Northwest, fixing a decades-old mistake
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Helicopters dump 6,000 logs into rivers in the Pacific Northwest, fixing a decades-old mistake

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Teen’s Wish to Return Kindness She Received Sees Her Lemonade Stand Become $5 Million Charity Engine
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Teen’s Wish to Return Kindness She Received Sees Her Lemonade Stand Become $5 Million Charity Engine

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Communication expert shares 2-step method for talking to people who never admit they’re wrong
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Communication expert shares 2-step method for talking to people who never admit they’re wrong

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