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10 Questions Some Doctors Are Afraid To Ask
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Even Some Doctors Fear These 10 Questions

Just 10 questions about bad childhood experiences can turn up undiagnosed illness in adults, research suggests. So why don't more doctors ask? Some say they aren't equipped to deal with the answers.

Not Clearing The Snow Off Your Car Before Driving Could Cost You

A driver clears his car windshield in Boston on Jan. 27, after a heavy storm hit the city. Pennsylvania could be the next state to pass legislation that would cite drivers that take to the road before removing the hazardous ice and snow. Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images hide caption

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Not Clearing The Snow Off Your Car Before Driving Could Cost You

Not Clearing The Snow Off Your Car Before Driving Could Cost You

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With My Friends [12" Only Remix] Aloe Blacc & Most, King
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las Millas Elio Villafranca & Arturo Stable
Source: Probe Of Ferguson Police Uncovers Racist Comment About Obama

Police officers watch protesters as smoke fills the streets of Ferguson, Mo., on Nov. 25, 2014. Charlie Riedel/AP hide caption

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The Two-Way

Source: Probe Of Ferguson Police Uncovers Racist Comment About Obama

Source: Probe Of Ferguson Police Uncovers Racist Comment About Obama

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Sing, Sing, Sing Benny Goodman
In France, Young Muslims Often Straddle Two Worlds

Ismael Medjdoub grew up in one of Paris' banlieues. He spends up to two hours a day commuting from his home in Tremblay en France to work and to school at the prestigious Sorbonne in Paris. Bilal Qureshi/NPR hide caption

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Muslim Identity In Europe

In France, Young Muslims Often Straddle Two Worlds

In France, Young Muslims Often Straddle Two Worlds

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Indigo Road Joey Fehrenbach
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Don't Do It Salvador Santana
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Fine and Dandy Django Reinhardt
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