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Marlene Dietrich dressed for the image, not for you
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In ancient Japan during ominous times, these fierce Buddhist sculptures kept demons at bay
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What does candied, microwaved sperm have to do with saving endangered species?
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Fifth mirror cast for Giant Magellan Telescope
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Vietnam War photographer’s Medal of Honor in American History Museum exhibit
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Study: Large shady forest plots essential to survival of post-fledgling songbirds during drought
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Telemundo donation captures rich history of Spanish-language TV
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DNA on 100-year-old bat from France may help fight deadly fungus in North America
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Dollhouse-sized dioramas portray murder and mystery in miniature
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Too many hungry deer are lowering diversity of native plants in eastern U.S. forests
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Astronomers see light show associated with gravitational waves
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Scientists discover common sea nettle jellyfish is actually two distinct species
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Almost 100 years ago, the Freer Gallery of Art opened with peacock art and live birds
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Study reveals soil fungi has final say in survival of seeds from tropical trees
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A first: Smithsonian’s African Art Museum opens exhibition in Africa