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Missiles, tanks and other heavy weaponry rolled through Moscow's Red Square in the Victory Day parade Friday, the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union that they have appeared in the annual event.

Victory Day, marking the defeat of Nazi Germany, is Russia's most important secular holiday, both honoring the enormous sacrifices of World War II, in which nearly 9 million Red Army soldiers are estimated to have died, and asserting the country's military strength.

Russia has nearly quadrupled its defense spending in recent years, aiming to resuscitate the military forces that deteriorated in the post-Soviet period. Read more

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“We would like to thank each and every individual who showed their support in witnessing David's arrival home (Sunday) May 4 at the Bay City Municipal Airport”

The mood at the Bay City Municipal Airport was somber and respectful as over 400 grateful Americans from Bay City and surrounding areas gathered to honor the life and great sacrifice of Cpl. via Free Republic

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A technicolour approach to the connectome Jeff W. Lichtman, Jean Livet & Joshua R. Sanes New technologies promise to decipher whole-brain connectivity at a much greater resolution than ever before. via Nature Publishing Group

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A poster contest for Denton Public Library's upcoming Animanga club is now in open competition. via Denton Record-Chronicle

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“I carry him right here, especially now that he is gone, you know?”

As KFOX reported, 18-year-old Andy Pacheco died after crashing his Ford Mustang on Sunday. via KFOX

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“I've been seeing more and more things over here that I'm kind of excited about”

I love Austin as much as the next Dirty's regular, but when I head north to visit my family, I'm often reminded of what I've left behind. via Austin American-Statesman

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“That is not only an elitist attitude ... but it misses the point of the poster as a vehicle of communication. Some of the most compelling and important Latin American political posters would not even rate as art.”

Former Spanish professor Sam L. Slick started collecting Spanish and Latin American posters more than 20 years ago. via MySanAntonio.com

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“They are a direct reflection of moods and needs as perceived by governments and political parties of the day.”

When first seen in Latin America, the posters now on exhibit at Museo Alameda weren't framed or categorized, studied or explained. via MySanAntonio.com

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Mountain View Receives a Visit and 'Thank You' from Troops Mountain View Elementary hosted two very special guests throughout the day on Thursday, March 6th. via Loudoun Easterner Online

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“Got a little bit out of hand, called in the Texas Forestry Service”

Crews shut down Highway 669 between Post and Gail for several hours. Teams from eight South Plains communities and the Texas Forestry Service battled the blaze. via KCBD-TV Lubbock

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