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    Science The Peking Man fossils vanished in 1941 and are still missing Ellsworth Toohey
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    Science The blurry sonar blob tabloids turned into a sunken UFO Ellsworth Toohey
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    Games Scrandle turns stadium food into a daily taste test Grant St. Clair
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    History Houses built for one purpose: to make the neighbors miserable Ellsworth Toohey
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    Science Smearing yogurt on your windows can cool a house by 6 degrees Ellsworth Toohey
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