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PolitiFact | Was Joe Biden s uncle eaten by cannibals after World War II crash? Experts say it s highly unlikely

PolitiFact | Was Joe Biden s uncle eaten by cannibals after World War II crash? Experts say it s highly unlikely
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Couple dedicate their hearts, money to wild dog conservation center

Santa Ysabel ranch is devoted to research and conservation of the ultra-rare New Guinea singing dogs and domesticated Russian foxes

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As Papua New Guinea vows a return to normalcy after deadly riots and looting, will chaos mar its US, China ties?

Papua New Guinea’s PM James Marape has cancelled a trip to Davos as he fends off calls to resign while trying to defuse the national crisis sparked by a police pay dispute.

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Finger Amputation in Prehistoric Cave Art May Have Ritualistic: Study – ARTnews com

A new interpretation of Paleolithic cave art proposes that prehistoric people cut off their fingers for religious rituals.

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Our prehistoric ancestors cut off fingers for religious rituals: study

Men and women of the Palaeolithic era in Western Europe may have chopped off their fingers as part of religious rituals, according to Mark Collard.

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