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Shrimp boats sit in the Pass Christian Harbor in Pass Christian, Miss. Many fishermen, seafood buyers and others in the Gulf operate with cash, which may cause problems when they cannot present the documents needed to receive government compensation. Dave Martin/AP hide caption

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Cash Business In Gulf Makes Compensation Difficult

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Bids at Monday night's auction in Baltimore started at $329,000 for townhomes that were listed for more than $1 million just two months ago. Cathy Duchamp for NPR hide caption

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Auction Aims To Awaken Luxury Home Market

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Afghan national police and U.S. soldiers on a joint patrol in a neighborhood on the outskirts of Kandahar city. The U.S. strategy in Afghanistan depends on training and equipping the Afghan security forces, making them self-reliant and allowing U.S. troops to withdraw. David Gilkey/NPR hide caption

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U.S. Toils To Build Police Force In Kandahar

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Fallon's brain (on the right) has dark patches in the orbital cortex, the area just behind the eyes. This is the area that Fallon and other scientists say is involved with ethical behavior, moral decision-making and impulse control. The normal scan on the left is his son's. Courtesy of Jim Fallon hide caption

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A Neuroscientist Uncovers A Dark Secret

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In this photo illustration, bottles of Avandia diabetes medication are seen at Jack's Pharmacy on May 21, 2007, in San Anselmo, Calif. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images hide caption

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Diabetes Drug Poses Safety Test For FDA

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Soprano Jessye Norman's new CD, Roots: My Life, My Song was recorded in front of a live audience in Berlin. It features her take on jazz and gospel standards. hide caption

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Jessye Norman: Back To Her 'Roots'

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