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'Vampires' keep doctors in the dark for fear of stereotyping: study
People who identify themselves as “real” vampires won't disclose their practices to those in the helping professions
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Rookie Leie bowls SA to series win
Proteas beat Bangladesh by 31 runs in the second T20.
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US drone strikes target Islamic State fighters along Afghanistan-Pakistan border
Between 25 and 49 insurgents were killed during the strikes
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US welcomes Afghan-Taliban talks: White House
White House spokesperson says this is an important step toward advancing prospects for a credible peace
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Paint, present, future
First known use of pigmented mixture dates 47,000 years earlier than previously concluded
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Taliban kill Pakistani soldier in attack on army bunker
Intelligence official says Taliban militants fired at army outpost, killing one solider and wounding another
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Car dashboards that act like smart phones raise safety issues
Car companies insist new screens make driving less dangerous, because of well-integrated voice controls, large screens
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Turkish Airlines flight diverted to Delhi after 'bomb threat'
Indian security forces say they are scouring the plane for signs of explosives
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Canadian goes airborne in lawn chair lifted by helium balloons
Daniel Booria of Calgary was charged with mischief after he tied more than 100 helium-filled balloons to a lawn chair
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Two wounded in Afghan militants' car bomb attack on foreign forces
Taliban militants have stepped up attacks after most coalition troops left Afghanistan at the end of 2014









