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Inventor Wu Yulu and his family with their various robots. He sees his participation in this alternative exhibition to Shanghai's lavish World Expo as a chance to "win glory" for China's peasants. Courtesy Lin Yi for Cai Studio hide caption

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In Shanghai, Alternatives To The World Expo

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Miguel Herrera gets an H1N1 vaccine from the Kern County Public Health Department's makeshift clinic, which was set up at a swap meet in Bakersfield, Calif. Elizabeth Weiss for NPR hide caption

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Amid Food And Car Parts, Swap Meet Offers Flu Shots

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad addresses the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty conference Monday at United Nations headquarters. Richard Drew/AP hide caption

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Experts At Odds Over How To Avoid A Nuclear Iran

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