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This Italian Town Identified As Possible Birthplace Of Mona Lisa
Geologist and Renaissance art historian Ann Pizzorusso proposes that the landscape behind Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa resembles Lecco, Italy, based on geological evidence.
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Six Bodies Found Dismembered In Landscape Planters In Canada
The mystery deepened this week in the case of Bruce McArthur, the man charged with killing several middle-aged men linked to Toronto's Gay Village and burying dismembered body parts in landscape planters.
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Russia Again Plants Its Flag In Nicaragua, Stirring Fears In US
On the rim of a volcano with a clear view of the U.S. Embassy, landscapers are applying the final touches to a mysterious new Russian compound.
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The Mysterious Volcano That Got Western Scientists A Rare Invite To North Korea
With a roar that sounded like the pounding of a divine drum, the peak of towering Mount Paektu was blasted into the air. The resulting plume of volcanic material turned daytime into darkness and blanketed the landscape for hundreds of miles in a thick layer of snow-white ash.
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The Mystery Behind the Killings That Started the Gaza War
Could answers to the mystery of the boys' killing lie elsewhere, maybe in the landscape of conflict in which the boys lived?
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This Italian Town Identified As Possible Birthplace Of Mona Lisa
Geologist and Renaissance art historian Ann Pizzorusso proposes that the landscape behind Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa resembles Lecco, Italy, based on geological evidence.
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Six Bodies Found Dismembered In Landscape Planters In Canada
The mystery deepened this week in the case of Bruce McArthur, the man charged with killing several middle-aged men linked to Toronto's Gay Village and burying dismembered body parts in landscape planters.
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Russia Again Plants Its Flag In Nicaragua, Stirring Fears In US
On the rim of a volcano with a clear view of the U.S. Embassy, landscapers are applying the final touches to a mysterious new Russian compound.
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The Mysterious Volcano That Got Western Scientists A Rare Invite To North Korea
With a roar that sounded like the pounding of a divine drum, the peak of towering Mount Paektu was blasted into the air. The resulting plume of volcanic material turned daytime into darkness and blanketed the landscape for hundreds of miles in a thick layer of snow-white ash.
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The Mystery Behind the Killings That Started the Gaza War
Could answers to the mystery of the boys' killing lie elsewhere, maybe in the landscape of conflict in which the boys lived?
