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            <title>The Secret Lives of Suburban Stoners</title>
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            <title>The Rumor</title>
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            <title>What Did I Breathe in on September 11?</title>
            <description>For more than five years after 9/11, a messenger bag coated with debris was sealed in a plastic trash bag. Then a scientist tested it and what he discovered will change the way you think about what people inhaled that day.</description>
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            <title>My Father, The Spy</title>
            <description>JFK praised him. David Halberstam scorned him. The CIA consumed him. Even now, old Cold Warriors shake their heads and say, God, that man was a believer. To know his story is to know something profound about this country. It is the story of the American century.</description>
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            <title>Radovan Karadzic: A Deeply Misunderstood Mass Murderer</title>
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