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Consumer advocate Ralph Nader poses in front of a Chevrolet Corvair in the American Museum of Tort Law in Winsted, Conn. Nader featured the Corvair in his 1965 book on the auto industry's safety record, Unsafe At Any Speed. Jessica Hill/AP hide caption
Support For Syrian Regime Critical In Fight Against ISIS, Putin Says At U.N.
For several years, a satellite orbiting Mars has seen streaks flowing from Martian mountains during warm periods on the surface. Scientists have now confirmed that water is involved. NASA/JPL/University of Arizona hide caption
United Airlines planes sit on the tarmac at San Francisco International Airport on July 8, grounded by a computer glitch. Some 3,500 United passengers around the world were delayed. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images hide caption
Catalan Separatists Win Elections But Face Challenges In Breakaway From Spain
How Poker Player Annie Duke Used Gender Stereotypes To Win Matches
Zuhal Sultan is the founder of the Iraqi National Youth Orchestra. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
'We Need To Be Human': Zuhal Sultan On Starting The Iraqi Youth Orchestra
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader poses in front of a Chevrolet Corvair in the American Museum of Tort Law in Winsted, Conn. Nader featured the Corvair in his 1965 book on the auto industry's safety record, Unsafe At Any Speed. Jessica Hill/AP hide caption
Obama, Putin Give Dueling Speeches On Syrian Conflict At United Nations
California Cities Face Hidden Downside Of Water Conservation: Lost Revenue
Top Bridge Players Withdraw From Bermuda Bowl Amid Cheating Scandal
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