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Crawford, Texas is located in McLennan County. Zip codes in Crawford, TX include 76638. More Crawford information.

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Wednesday Feb 1 | The Raw Story

Police: Entire NYC building was pot farm

A five-story building in New York City was raided by police this week, revealing that the entire structure was being used as a multi-tiered marijuana farm.

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Mon Jan 30, 2012

The Raw Story

Satire: Santorum thinks 'it's never polite to look a rape horse in the mouth'

From the satirists that brought you comedian Andy Cobb as "a godless heathen" mocking Rick Perry's bizarre anti-gay political ad comes a tidal wave of sarcasm cresting off Rick Santorum's odd statement that women who are the victims of rape should "make the best of a bad situation" and go through with the pregnancy.

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Tue Jan 24, 2012

The Raw Story

Special effects master creates terrifying skinless robot baby

It's like the worst Terminator-inspired nightmare come to life: A robot baby with no skin, that moves and sounds just like a real child.

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Mon Jan 16, 2012

The Raw Story

Watch: Elementary school students read MLK's 'I Have a Dream'

To celebrate the man who moved America, whose life was cut short by an assassin just as he'd begun a campaign to fight poverty as he tested the waters for a possible presidential run , fourth grade students from Washington, D.C.'s Watkins Elementary School gathered on a recent Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Fri Jan 13, 2012

Star-Telegram.com

Haltom City will give you the power to decorate water tower

What stands out about most Texas water towers -- those tall chroniclers of varsity triumphs gone by -- is how bland and uninspiring they are.

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