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Art exhibit captures Dutch society in changing times

Art exhibit captures Dutch society in changing times

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What can be done to stop gender violence in Honduras?

What can be done to stop gender violence in Honduras?

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What does Obama's testing plan mean for American students?

What does Obama's testing plan mean for American students?

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Afghanistan's first women studies program now in session

Afghanistan's first women studies program now in session

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Bishops endorse Pope Francis' call for more merciful church

Bishops endorse Pope Francis' call for more merciful church

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The art hospital restoring the world's damaged treasures

The art hospital restoring the world's damaged treasures

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A tale of two teens caught up in a violent Mideast divide

A tale of two teens caught up in a violent Mideast divide

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The art hospital restoring the world's damaged treasures

The art hospital restoring the world's damaged treasures

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A tale of two teens caught up in a violent Mideast divide

A tale of two teens caught up in a violent Mideast divide

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A tale of two teens caught up in a violent Mideast divide

A tale of two teens caught up in a violent Mideast divide

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Incident triggering anger from Palestinians and Israelis

Incident triggering anger from Palestinians and Israelis

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Six years on, Arne Duncan says we're testing kids too much

Six years on, Arne Duncan says we're testing kids too much

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How did Hurricane Patricia get so big so fast?

Hurricane Patricia may be one of the most dangerous storms to ever hit the Western Hemisphere, with winds of 190 miles an hour. William Brangham learns more about the forecast from Bob Henson of Weather Underground.