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Acapulco, Mexico's celebrated coastal resort, was once a destination for Hollywood stars, but now struggles to attract foreign tourists frightened by drug-related violence. Jason Beaubien/NPR hide caption

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Mexico's Vacation Paradise Marred By Drug Carnage

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Signs like this one in a Metairie, Louisiana grocery store are trying to send a message to customers about Gulf seafood. Chris Graythen/Getty Images hide caption

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Consumers Still Skittish About Gulf Seafood

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Local residents travel down a flooded road in in the hard-hit district of Nowshera in northwest Pakistan. Daniel Berehulak/Getty Images hide caption

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A Spirit Of Survival Amid Devastating Pakistan Floods

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For its latest album, Blue Eyed Black Boy, Balkan Beat Box collaborated with Roma musicians. Ran Golani hide caption

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Balkan Beat Box: A Fusion Of Cultures

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