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For Arab World's Christians, An Uncertain Fate

The Amir Tadros Coptic Church in Minya, Egypt, was set ablaze on Aug. 14. AFP/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Middle East

For Arab World's Christians, An Uncertain Fate

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For Arab World's Christians, An Uncertain Fate

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Quitting Your Job For Fantasy Football

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Sports

Quitting Your Job For Fantasy Football

Quitting Your Job For Fantasy Football

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Atheists Take Old Hymns Out Of The Chapel And Into The Streets

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Ecstatic Voices

Atheists Take Old Hymns Out Of The Chapel And Into The Streets

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Atheists Take Old Hymns Out Of The Chapel And Into The Streets

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'Heart' Of Iranian Identity Reimagined For A New Generation

In "The Nightmare of Siavosh," the young exiled Iranian prince dreams of his impending demise. Upon waking, he tells his wife, Farigis, about his fears regarding the tragic events to come. Kainaz Amaria/NPR hide caption

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Books

'Heart' Of Iranian Identity Reimagined For A New Generation

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'Heart' Of Iranian Identity Reimagined For A New Generation

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Julia Holter's 'Loud City Song' Is A Story On Top Of A Story

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Music Interviews

Julia Holter's 'Loud City Song' Is A Story On Top Of A Story

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Julia Holter's 'Loud City Song' Is A Story On Top Of A Story

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