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| Students and helmeted police facing off on the Boulevard Saint-Michel in the Latin Quarter of Paris, 40 years ago. The French right calls May '68 "the events," while the left calls it "the movement." |
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| This undated photo, supplied by the The Lord Our Righteousness Church, shows group leader Wayne Bent, 66, who is also identified on the church's Web site as Michael Travesser. New Mexico state police have removed three children from the church compound following an April 22, 2008, investigation. |
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| Bruce Pitts stands outside the Marion, Illinois, home where he found a woman pinned by her husband's body. |
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| Picture taken in 1917 shows Nicholas II, Czar of Russia, and his family, in one of the latest pictures taken before the Revolution. From Left: Princesses Olga and Maria, Nicholas II, Czarine Alexandra, Princess Anatasia, Czarevitch Alexei and Princess Tatiana. |
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| George W. Bush addresses soldiers and their families at Fort Hood, Texas, Jan. 3, 2003, as the military mobilizes for action in Iraq. |
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| Police officers in protective gear enter an apartment in Konan, southern Japan Thursday, April 24, 2008. A Japanese girl gassed herself to death by mixing laundry detergent with cleanser, releasing fumes that sickened 90 people in her apartment house, police said Thursday as they grappled with a spate of similar suicides. |
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| The site yielded a wealth of objects including thousands of Spanish and Portuguese gold coins |
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| This artistic impression shows what the solar system could have looked like once upon a time. However, how homogenous the solar nebula actually was is debatable. |
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[...]
Abrams: So, true or false, Norah O'Donnell, the tide is turning for Clinton?
Norah O'Donnell, MSNBC Chief Washington Correspondent: I think it is true that she's gained some momentum in her campaign announcing today, that they believe that they're going to raise some $10 million online in 24 hours. That would shatter all records, even Obama style records. She does have some momentum. She can keep going in this campaign and she did have a decisive win in Pennsylvania among women, white working class, older Americans.
And so, she can take that to some superdelegates and say, "I'm sticking in this race, I am a fighter."
Abrams: Roy Sekoff, true or false.
Roy Sekoff, The Huffington Post: Dan, that would have to be false. You know, it's going to take a lot more than a turning tide. It's going to take an asteroid falling out of the sky and landing on Barack Obama. I mean, that's where were at right now and it think that's what Hillary Clinton is staying in the game for. She's hoping to use the word of the day that he obliterates himself with some mistake.
But he's already weathered quite a few storms with Wright, and you know, Ayers, and the lapel pin and "bitter." So, I think, she's hanging in there waiting for him to step on a land mine but I just don't thing it's going to happen.