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Martha Raddatz discusses what message Iran is trying to send with the exercise....
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Martha Raddatz discusses what message Iran is trying to send with the exercise....
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A miraculous thing happened the day Michael Crowe was set to receive a potentially life-saving heart transplant. Doctors had determined the surgery would be ineffective — but his heart suddenly started beating again. Crowe, a 23-year-old pharmacy student from Omaha, had been diagnosed with acute......
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Reported by ABC News Correspondent John Schriffen: As an athlete, weekend warrior, or just a health enthusiast, we’ve all been there. That point in a workout when your breathing becomes heavy, body feels weak, and that voice inside is screaming for you to stop. But......
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A quick-moving police officer saved a woman from serious injury or possible death in Texas when a van crashed into a parked police car, sending it careening toward them. Police officer Philip Standefer was investigating a minor car accident in Lubbock, Texas, when he leaped......
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Report: During drill in strategic waterway, Iran test-fires missiles designed to hit warships...
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Oakland's Highland General Hospital's emergency room sees 241 patients a day for routine care, drug overdoses and gunshot wounds....
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How much toilet paper would you need to cover Texas? How many vacuum cleaners are made a year? Can you swim faster in water or in syrup? How would you weigh your head? If your answer to these was, "who cares?" your chances of ever working at Google, Microsoft, Wal-Mart, most of the Fortune 500, or, increasingly, the corner shoe store, are slim. Offbeat, brain-teasing questions are all the rage right now with interviewers. So says science writer William Poundstone, author of the new book, "Are you Smart Enough To Work At Google?" Its' daunting subtitle: "Trick Questions, Zen-like Riddles, Insanely Difficult Puzzles, and Other Devious Interviewing Techniques You Need to Know to Get a Job Anywhere in the New Economy."...
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