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A worker inspects a huge target chamber at the National Ignition Facility in California, in 2001, where beams from 192 lasers are aimed at a pellet of fusion fuel in the hopes of creating nuclear fusion. Joe McNally/Getty Images hide caption
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Benjy Melendez (right) founded and led The Ghetto Brothers in the early 1970s. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
House Minority Leader Rep. Nancy Pelosi smiles while speaking to the media. Mark Wilson/Getty Images hide caption
Pelosi: The Fiscal Cliff Debate Is 'A Clear One; The People Have Spoken'
Glen Osterberg (right) and another line cook at Lupa learn how to use the LeanPath waste tracking software. Eliza Barclay/NPR hide caption
Turboprop planes make up the entire fleet at Silver Airways. Airlines are increasingly using propeller planes to cut costs. Courtesy of Silver Airways/SBPR hide caption
In Rust and Bone, Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard plays an orca trainer who loses her legs in a freak accident. Sony Pictures Classics hide caption
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