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Nine-year-old Q Daily, center, was born a girl, and just finished his first full school year as a boy. Brad Horrigan for NPR hide caption
Greek flags fly beside those of the European Union in Athens. Many people chalk the phrase up to Shakespeare, but its origins likely date back much earlier than that --€” to medieval monks eager for a cop-out. Matt Cardy/Getty Images hide caption
Is It All Greek To You? Thank Medieval Monks, And The Bard, For The Phrase
From The Gridiron To The Galaxy At Large: An Astronaut's Unexpected Journey
Interim CEO Ellen Pao says Reddit is working on improved tools for the site's moderators. Beck Diefenbach /Reuters /Landov hide caption
Nine-year-old Q Daily, center, was born a girl, and just finished his first full school year as a boy. Brad Horrigan for NPR hide caption
From Blueprints To Betrayal: The Daring, And Downfall, Of A Cold War Spy
Director, writer and producer Judd Apatow has both a new memoir and a new movie right now. Trainwreck, which he directed, is in theaters starting July 17 and Sick in the Head was published in June. Kevin Winter/Getty Images hide caption
Stacy Barthe's debut solo album is called BEcoming. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Greeks stand outside of a local school in Athens that served as a voting station. Chris Arnold/NPR hide caption
After Rejecting Bailout Plan, Greece's Economic Future Is 'Invisible'
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