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Remember back in the day, when everyone got up on Monday morning, and went to work?
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Remember back in the day, when everyone got up on Monday morning, and went to work?
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I believe that people, for the most part, are good. When a tragedy happens, we want to help.
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The subway system in New York City is pretty impressive.
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On the morning of April 19, 1995, a former US Army soldier parked a rented Ryder truck in front of the Alfred P Murrah Federal Building, located in downtown Oklahoma City.
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As I walk or bike through my neighborhood, one of the saddest things I often see is a flyer stuck to a telephone pole or electric pole, telling about a lost dog.
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This is a bonus episode of What Was That Like.
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Today’s story takes place off the coast of Somalia, a country in Africa.
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DNA technology is pretty amazing, and it’s gone mainstream. I recently submitted a DNA kit with one of the companies called 23andme. I got the results back, and they gave me a list of 1500 people who were all “somewhere” in my family tree. And I’ve even gotten in touch with some of them.
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Remember that Seinfeld episode where George is at his girlfriend’s mother’s house, and he sees a partially eaten éclair in the kitchen trash can, and he picks it up and takes a bite?
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When you travel internationally, do you ever get nervous when you come back to your own country and have to go through all the questions about where you’ve been, your reason for travel, and what you’re bringing back into the country?
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