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The National Institutes of Health announced a new clinical research program that will aim to provide answers to patients with mysterious conditions that have long eluded diagnosis.

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SALISBURY - The Wicomico County Sheriff's Office charged two men they believe vandalized several homes in the Camden Avenue area yesterday. via The Daily Times

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The superdelegates may not need to be so super after all. Sen. Barack Obama last week tightened his grip on the Democratic presidential nomination with a convincing victory in North Carolina and a narrow defeat ... via The Independent

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“I still had my NIH badge on and someone stopped me and asked 'Do you work at that place where they do all that research?' I took the opportunity to educate that woman about clinical trials.”

Many women aren't aware of the benefits from their participation in clinical research. via Health News Digest

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Hey guys! don't forget this weekend is the Dark Age of Camelot Roundtable. I have, unfortunately, never had the opportunity to attend one , however the members of the Camelot Vault staff who have attended them ... via Camelot Vault

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Four people, including two high school students, have been arrested as part of a marijuana distribution investigation in Montgomery County. via WRC Washington DC Channel 4

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Sacramento's largest homebuilders garnered high marks for policies geared toward green building practices in a report issued Tuesday. via Construction News

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“The Nazis took away our names and gave us numbers. Our role is to take away the numbers and give back the names”

Gary Mokotoff, a Jewish genealogist from New Jersey, and Sallyann Sack from Bethesda, Md, take a look at name registers of victims of the Nazi regime at the International Tracing Service in Bad Arolsen, central ... via The Florida Times-Union

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“As with any opportunity, we carefully consider all the factors involved. We're evaluating this, just as we are considering opportunities elsewhere”

The major U.S.-based hotel company Marriott International is considering building a hotel in Baghdad's Green Zone, a Marriott official said. via The Post Chronicle

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A former prisoner who complained of mistreatment at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, was involved in a suicide bombing last month in Iraq, U.S. military officials said. via The Post Chronicle

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