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Alameda. Abc seven News Reporter Tara Campbell is there to tell us what its like tonight. Tara yeah, dan and ama. Well, its extremely loud right now. Theres a celebratory spirit here as family, friends and advocates gather to celebrate the charges that were laid down by the da yesterday, we did speak with a family representative yesterday. At the time, she said marios mom just wasnt quite ready to talk yet. She was still absorbing the news that she had just received about her son. But today, tha...
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KGO ABC7 July 3, 2024

Transform the Police Department and in particular with how it deals with communities of color. Now, eight years later, sfpd says its proud of the work its done. But critics say its too early for celebration. Lets be clear about that. This is an accomplishment. Congratulations at San Francisco city hall friday, police chief bill scott joining with mayor london breed and other local leaders to celebrate sfpd completion of recommended reforms first set out by the Us Department of justice back in 20...
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Stone kites: Unveiling mystery of ancient game traps across deserts

AMMAN โ€” Desert kites are human made stone structures with a convergent shape, which have lengths ranging from less than a hundred metres to several kilometres, and heights of less than one metre. These enclosures were used as a trap for wild game and were first detected by the Royal Air Force pilots who flew from Baghdad to Cairo in 1920s. They were named kites because of
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Archaeologists blown away by DNA from mysterious Asian mummies: 'We knew nothing!' | Science

The latter mummies have all been dated to about 5,000 to 4,800 years ago. According to the researchers, the mummies belonged to a group of people from the Xiaohe culture. These farming communities were scattered across China's Xinjiang region and were very tight-knit and did not procreate with outside groups. Alison Betts, an archaeologist at
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Archaeologists blown away by DNA from mysterious Asian mummies: 'We knew nothing!' | Science

The latter mummies have all been dated to about 5,000 to 4,800 years ago. According to the researchers, the mummies belonged to a group of people from the Xiaohe culture. These farming communities were scattered across Chinaโ€™s Xinjiang region and were very tight-knit and did not procreate with outside groups. Alison Betts, an archaeologist at [โ€ฆ]
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