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""I would bet my house now that the results will come out null so the Copernican Principle is valid on the scales we observe," says Paul Steinhardt a cosmologist at Princeton University, "But I think the experiments should be done.""
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"Not every project allows writers to examine the clichés they're generating--in that way and others, the film is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Black, and one he's earned"
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The best episode of "The American Experience" ever.
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Suddenly, it all makes sense...
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"Hardly anyone knows that a secret tunnel runs deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean. In May 2008, more than a century after it was begun, the tunnel has finally been completed."
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A good explanation of the unpleasant stupid lazy racism of the new Indy sequel. With spoilers.
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