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Mercy Chefs Cook Thanksgiving Dinner For Moore Tornado Victims
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Mercy Chefs Cook Thanksgiving Dinner For Moore Tornado Victims
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World's Largest Triceratops Sold At Auction For $8M
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A private U.S. collector bought fossilized remains of "Big John", the world's largest triceratops dinosaur ever discovered. The dinosaur was sold for nearly $8 million at a Paris auction on Thursday.
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FDA Is Calling A Recent Drug Shortage An Urgent Public Health Crisis
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Dozens of life-saving prescription drugs are in short supply, forcing doctors to use less-effective medications. The FDA lists 115 drugs in such low supply nationally that the agency calls it an urgent public health crisis.
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Dozens of life-saving prescription drugs are in short supply, forcing doctors to use less-effective medications. The FDA lists 115 drugs in such low supply nationally that the agency calls it an urgent public health crisis.
COVID-19 Cases Rising In Many Countries Around The World
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Other countries in the world are still hitting record COVID-19 numbers as the number of cases in the U.S. drops. Parts of Europe are dealing with rising daily death tolls and strained health care systems.
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