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People lined up on Wednesday to withdraw cash from a bank machine in central Athens. Banks remain shut this week and ATM withdrawals are limited to 60 euros (about $66) a day. Emilio Morenatti/AP hide caption
Greeks Brace For Shortages At Home, Await Word On Fate From Abroad
South Carolina House Debates Removing Battle Flag From Capitol Grounds
Lead Prosecutor Brings Gandhi-Like Attitude To Brazil's Corruption Scandal
Genetic Tweaks Are Restoring Hearing In Animals, Raising Hopes For People
Life reconstruction of Wendiceratops pinhorn. Danielle Dufault/PLOS ONE hide caption
For 15 years, Jared Fogle has been the famous face of Subway. Here, Fogle (left) visits a Subway shop in Daytona Beach, Fla., with NASCAR driver Carl Edwards in 2012. Brian Blanco/AP hide caption
Burundi's President Pierre Nkurunziza walks with military officials during the country's Independence Day on Wednesday. Despite criticism at home and abroad, the president is defying a two-term limit and running for a third term in an election set for the middle of July. Berthier Mugiraneza/AP hide caption
Owner David DeLongy takes apart glass shelving at Lynn's Hallmark store in Gainesville, Fla., which closed in February. Matt Stamey/Gainesville Sun/Landov hide caption
Campuses Consider Following New York's Lead On 'Yes Means Yes' Policy
Guatemalan Ex-Dictator Rios Montt Found Mentally Unfit For Genocide Retrial
FBI Director Brings Silicon Valley Encryption Fight To Capitol Hill
Kurdish Forces Retake Ground From Self-Declared Islamic State In Syria
We know very little about what goes into standardized tests, who really designs them, and how they're scored. iStockphoto hide caption
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