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JUDY WOODRUFF: Next, a long looked-for breakthrough in the battle against the deadly Ebola virus. One experimental vaccine has been shown to be 100 percent effective on humans. Hari Sreenivasan has the story. HARI SREENIVASAN: The results of a two-ye

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Judy Woodruff: At least eight people are dead and 11 or more injured in Lower Manhattan today after a rented pickup truck plowed into a busy bicycle path. The incident happened a few blocks away from the World Trade Center Memorial site. The New York

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What role did social media play in Russian efforts to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election? We now know fake accounts created by Moscow reached more Americans than the total number of U.S. citizens who voted. For the record, the NewsHour has

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Republicans in the House of Representatives released their plan for overhauling the U.S. tax code today, the most sweeping proposal of its kind in more than three decades. It was embraced quickly by President Trump and lawmakers say they aim to pass

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HARI SREENIVASAN:Tourists may come here to see the imaginary werewolves, but what they find is the real story of a people who have endured. On the beaches of La Push, Wash., Ann Penn Charlesor Ms. Ann, as she's knownis passing on the tradition of fis

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JEFFREY BROWN:And we turn to a major development in a story that grabbed the nation's attention for months in 2010, as oil giant BP reached a settlement today in one part of its ongoing dispute with the federal government over the GulfCoast spill. It

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JUDY WOODRUFF:This was another difficult day in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. The U.S. death toll rose to at least 102, and for millions of people, basic needs became increasingly urgent. Ray Suarez has the story. RAY SUAREZ:Four days after Sandy

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MARGARET WARNER:Finally tonight: Just how old is the Grand Canyon? The conventional wisdom holds that this natural wonder of the world was shaped by the Colorado River about five or six million years ago. But there's been a long-running debate over w

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JEFFREY BROWN:And next, we continue our series on the big changes in energy production in the U.S. In previous stories, Ray Suarez has looked at the impact of oil production on some boomtowns and how a demand for natural gas is changing the business

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JEFFREY BROWN: And next, Ray Suarez continues his series about the changing energy picture in this country. Tonight, he visits Colorado, where natural gas is taking center stage, prompting questions about the future of both coal and alternative energ

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JEFFREY BROWN: There's another big meeting taking place in Washington this week. Native populations from around the U.S. convened at a conference on the impacts of climate change. Hari Sreenivasan has that story. HARI SREENIVASAN: Our series on Copin

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JUDY WOODRUFF: The government confirmed today that corn, soybeans, and other crops are among the hardest-hit casualties of the worst drought the country has faced in decades. The U.S. Agriculture Department today predicted the lowest average corn yie

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RAY SUAREZ: Finally tonight, new research and warnings about the risk of worsening flooding connected with climate change. A report released today by the research organization Climate Central finds the rise in sea level along many coastal communities

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GWEN IFILL: Now, the city of Joplin, Mo., rebuilds and remembers one year after it was leveled by a deadly twister. This was Joplin one year ago, after a tornado packing 200-an-hour winds tore through town. It killed 161 people, injured hundreds more

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JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally tonight: Yesterday was Earth Day, with celebrations around the globe. Hari Sreenivasan talked recently to a geologist who is also the host of a new film. And he's traveled the globe looking for ways human ingenuity has solved t

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JEFFREY BROWN: Finally tonight, new findings and charges in the investigation of the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster in West Virginia. It was the deadliest in the U.S. in four decades29 men were killed on April 5, 2010, after an explosion at the mine

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JEFFREY BROWN: Now, a big move forward for nuclear power in the U.S. This construction site in eastern Georgia will house the nation's first new commercial nuclear reactors in decades. They're to be built at the Plant Vogtle facility, where two exist

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JEFFREY BROWN:And we turn to the ups and downs of an energy boom, wrapping up our series that's looked at how new production is fueling rapid changes across the country. In our series this week, we have seen how homegrown energy output is forging ahe

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KWAME HOLMAN:Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney unveiled his energy plan today at a campaign stop in New Mexico. It sets a national goal to achieve energy independence by 2020. One of the major components is to open more areas offshore to

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AUDIE CORNISH: Now to our NewsHour Shares, something that caught our eye that might be of interest to you, too. For more than 60 years, British researchers have monitored changes in the world's atmosphere from a remote lab in Antarctica. Now, for the

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4x4x4
abominations
adjustment for trend
Aesopically
amorphous magnetic substance
angular error of closur
astringent drug
backwardly
Banach spaces
basinal subsidence
binstein
birectangular spherical triangle
bloodspots
brated shank tool
caries liability
cerataphis brasiliensis
chopped beam method
chorus girls
Ciaccio's stain
circular tool
Colepan
concealed water
contamination-free
copal opal
designed cost
dichotomous branch
diminazene aceturate
dispersion monitoring
DYCs
easy game
elopiform
enruin
external load circuit
faceache
Ferrovonsenite
fimbriater
flintlocks
forebode
gangriene
gas-cap expansion
genus Genipa
get to business
good feeling
gyrthe
high octane
hornblower
hydroalumination
hygroscopic substance
in a clutter
industrial supply
instrument nitrogen dryer
internal reference line
isobaric thickness chart
isotropic band
jackalled
jamm
kawm umbu
kuwanon
laureates
light atom
louvre board
low noise and low vibration electric machine
militiawoman
molder tool
mora diamond
Myfedrine
nable
NAVAVMEDCEN
needle holder
nentode
no lond cut-out
nuclei Pander's
oceanographic phenomena
Ochrosia borbonica
of good repute
olefinic fuel
opposite pressure
out of favour with someone
parallel component
Pavarandocito
pett
Poa palustris
propeller system
radio amateurs
rebraces
remote-controlled mine
saccharate cake
slammingly
Solnechnyy
square repeater
stone facing
Stone, Harlan Fiske
subcollateral gyri
thought-echoing
transmission organ
triflumuron
twin-hearth furnace
twin-track airway
undecised
Varese
vital interest clause
voicelet