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101 Pangolins Destined for Black Market Rescued from Fishing Boat

The cute scaly critters may have been sold on the international black market if it weren't for local Indonesian citizens and law enforcement.

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Amazing Turnaround as Saudi Leader Denounces Conservative Clerics in Push for Progressive Future

"70% of the Saudi population is under 30, and honestly we will not spend the next 30 years of our lives dealing with destructive ideas," said the prince.

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After 1,300 Years Gone, the Fabled Lynx Could Return to UK Wilderness

Lynx Trust UK has just applied for a permit to reintroduce the lynx to Kielder Forest in Northumberland.

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Groundbreaking Invention Helps Workers Stay Cool in 122 Degree Heat

Workers building the World Cup stadiums in Qatar are now a lot more comfortable in the heat, thanks to this invention ironically powered by the sun.

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Recovery of Persian Gulf From Oil Spill Should Encourage US

It was the worst oil spill ever. And it happened in the Persian Gulf, fewer than 20 years ago. What clues does the 1991 Gulf War oil spill hold for the recovery from the continuing blowout of BP's Gulf well?

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First Generation Not Ravaged by War in Russia, China, Japan, Europe

Since the end of World War II 65 years ago, this is the first generation of Western Europeans in about 1,600 years to reach their 60's without being ravaged by war. This is also the first generation of Russians to reach their 60's without being ravaged by war. The same is true for the Chinese and the Japanese.

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South Africa, 2010 - The Year it Became Fashionable to Do Good

It wasn't only government who made the South African World Cup a success. It was the 15,000 citizens who volunteered -- South Africans who experienced patriotism like they hadn't felt in years, or maybe ever -- so much so that it has become fashionable to do good.

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Bosnia's Progress a Tribute to Holbrooke

Richard Holbrooke believed in Bosnia. As we mourned his passing, we also mark the 15th anniversary of the signing of the Dayton Peace Accords, the agreement that culminated his efforts in the Balkans, Denis Prcic, the president of the American University in Bosnia, wrote yesterday in CNN International.