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Ravi Patel and his sister, Geeta, worked together on the documentary Meet the Patels, in which Ravi struggles to find a partner both he and his parents love. Courtesy of Alchemy hide caption
Week In Politics: Outsider Presidential Candidates, Joe Biden On 'Colbert'
It took volunteers 25 hours to move 750,000 plastic balls from the National Building Museum's "Beach" installation to Dupont Underground, a creative arts institution in Washington, D.C. Christina Cala/NPR hide caption
Doomsday For The Dunes Of Plastic Balls: The End Comes For 'The Beach'
'Serial Rebel' Jeremy Corbyn Expected To Win Labour Party Leadership
Ravi Patel and his sister, Geeta, worked together on the documentary Meet the Patels, in which Ravi struggles to find a partner both he and his parents love. Courtesy of Alchemy hide caption
'Meet The Patels': One Man's Quest To Find Love, The Old-School Indian Way
A landmark federal study was halted when early results showed that lowering patients' top blood pressure number to 120 or lower led to dramatic reductions in heart disease and deaths. iStockphoto hide caption
An Afghan Writer Wants To Return Home, But It Could Cost Him His Life
California's Legislature Debates Bill To Legalize Physician-Assisted Suicide
U.S. Diplomatic Hopes Fade As Russia Provides More Support To Syrian Regime
Rep. Steve Israel Condemns Use Of Iran Nuclear Deal As A 'Cheap, Partisan Stunt'
The Antarctic ice sheet stores more than half of Earth's fresh water. Scientists wondered how much of it would melt if people burned all the fossil fuels on the planet. UPI /Landov hide caption
Brett Mapp reads a book in one of the hammocks at Spruce Street Harbor Park on the Delaware River waterfront in Philadelphia. Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY hide caption
To Hook Investors, Philly Baits The Waterfront With Low-Cost Parks
The cover of Travis Scott's album Rodeo. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Travis Scott Borrows And Blends With Exquisite Taste On His Debut Album
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