Brooklyn baby sports 12 fingers, 12 toes (AP)
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AP - Something was different about newborn Jeshuah Fuller, but his proud parents couldn’t quite put their finger on it.
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AP - Something was different about newborn Jeshuah Fuller, but his proud parents couldn’t quite put their finger on it.
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Reuters - Spain's King Juan Carlos, known for a
love of yachts and fine living, has named an auditor for his
finances following calls for details of his spending to be made
public.
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Reuters - Real estate billionaire Leona Helmsley
left $12 million (6 million pounds) in her will for her dog
Trouble but cut out two of her four grandchildren entirely.
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Reuters - Nothing can blur Sanya Richards'
focus. Not even the loss of a $20,000 (9,900 pound) diamond
broach.
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Reuters - Sand storms in northwest China are
reducing sections of Great Wall to mounds of dirt and may cause
them to disappear in about 20 years, state media said on
Wednesday.
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Reuters - German chancellor Angela Merkel is
familiar with Cold War diplomacy, but on Wednesday she had her
first encounter with Cool Biz diplomacy.
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Reuters - A young foreign wrestler at the pinnacle
of Japan's ancient sport of sumo thumbs his nose at
conservative elders in a highly public indiscretion, then falls
into melancholy and begs to go home after being punished.
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Reuters - Canadian researchers know why
the salamander crossed the road, and now they hope to fix
things so it won't have to.
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Reuters - South Africa's health department
said Tuesday it has recalled 20 million potentially defective
condoms approved by an official accused of taking bribes from a
manufacturer.
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Reuters - Two Chinese brothers who tunnelled
their way out of a coal mine collapse after being trapped for
nearly six days survived by eating coal and drinking urine, a
local newspaper reported Tuesday.