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Edmund "Ted" Carpenter on a ship from a Greenland expedition in the 1990s. Adelaide de Menil hide caption

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Obituaries

Arctic Exhibit In Texas Highlights A Lifetime Of Work

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Arctic Exhibit In Texas Highlights A Lifetime Of Work

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Some of the biggest corporate headquarters in the country are located along the Chicago River. David Schaper/NPR hide caption

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In Ill., Higher Corporate Taxes Threaten Big Business

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A visitor stands near the Shenzhou 5 re-entry capsule, used in China's first human spaceflight mission, and the spacesuit worn by crew member Yang Liwei, at an exhibition in Beijing on July 6. Alexander F. Yuan/AP hide caption

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China Seeks To Carve Out A Space Of Its Own

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Firefighters in the nation's capital (shown near the White House in 2004) have some fairly sophisticated communication devices. But those devices use the same commercial networks as D.C.-area residents. In an emergency, those networks can get crowded. Brendan Smialowski/Getty Images hide caption

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National

Many First Responders Still Struggle To Communicate

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Many First Responders Still Struggle To Communicate

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Midwife Ana Luisa Ralston talks with Rosa Lainez (right) and Andrea Lopez about issues related to their upcoming deliveries during the Group Prenatal Care class at the Upper Cardozo Health Center in Washington. Here, Ralston demonstrates a position to assume during labor. Coburn Dukehart/NPR hide caption

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Science And Medicine

Group Prenatal Care: Strength In Numbers

8 min

Group Prenatal Care: Strength In Numbers

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