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Omm Ahmed, a refugee from Daraa, Syria, carries her infant near her tent at Zaatari Refugee Camp in Mafraq, Jordan, on Sunday. Syrian civilians have borne the greatest brunt of the conflict in their country. Mohammad Hannon/AP hide caption

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With No End To Conflict In Sight, No Winners In Syria

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A view of the skyline of Charlotte, N.C., on Sunday. Preparations for the Democratic National Convention are under way around Charlotte, where the party is expected to nominate President Obama to run for a second term. Mladen Antonov/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Charlotte Braces For Democratic National Convention

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Retired Army Major Michelle Dyarman holds the Purple Heart medal she was awarded after suffering a severe concussion from an IED in Baghdad in 2005. Robb Hill for NPR hide caption

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Once Denied A Purple Heart, A Soldier Gets Her Medal

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Research shows that under certain circumstances, we can train ourselves to forget details about particular memories. iStockphoto.com hide caption

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Can We Learn To Forget Our Memories?

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President Obama waves as he walks on stage during a campaign stop on the campus of the University of Colorado in Boulder on Sunday. David Zalubowski/AP hide caption

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In Convention Run-Up, Obama Targets Three States

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Franky Hatton and Cletis pose in front of the gravestones of Hatton's champion coon hounds at Coon Dog Cemetery near Cherokee, Ala. Debbie Elliott/NPR hide caption

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A Resting Place For Hunting Hounds In Alabama

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