The Associated Press
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Hurricane Center's Chief 'Reassigned'
The new director was temporarily reassigned Monday.
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For the 4th Time: I'm Not Pregnant!Panda National Zoo isn't pregnant after all.
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N.J. Dog Crowned World's UgliestElwood, a Chinese Crested, is crowned world's ugliest dog.
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Study Finds Cocaine, Pot in Rome's AirResearchers report trace amounts of drugs in Eternal City's air.
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Birth Control Pill Halts Women's PeriodsNew birth-control pill can halt women's menstrual periods indefinitely.
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Woman Survives 'Internal Decapitation'Tragic accident breaks woman's skull from spine and lives.
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Greenpeace Building Replica of Noah's ArkEnvironmental group builds biblical boat replica on mountain.
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Doctor Finds Spider in Boy's EarBoy with earache had spiders living in ear.
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Zoo: Don't Stare at Chimps
A new set of rules at the Antwerp zoo's chimp enclosure were put in place to prevent one chimp from bonding too much with humans.
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Manatees Could Lose 'Endangered' StatusThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service might reclassify manatees as “threatened'' instead of “endangered,'' according to an internal memo obtained by The Washington Post.
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Mount St. Helens Can't Stop Growing
A 2004 eruption of Mount St. Helens is causing the magma beneath the volcano to be replaced as fast as it emerges as lava at the surface, scientists say.
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Girl's 5 Weeks of Hiccups Finally End
A Florida teenager finally got rid of her 5-week case of the hiccups.
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Ancient Lovers' Embrace Preserved
Italy's recently discovered prehistoric couple will continue their 5,000-year-old embrace undisturbed through Valentine's Day and beyond.
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Dante's New LookScientists give Dante Alighieri a makeover based on drawings, a measure taken of his skull and of course some computer modeling.
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A UFO at O'Hare? Some Pilots Thought SoBy The Associated Press Published
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Scientists Reconstruct da Vinci's FingerprintThe discovery could help provide information on such matters as the food the artist ate and whether his mother was of Arabic origin.
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New Airport X-rays Reveal Passengers' BodiesThe controversial technology is being tested in Phoenix.
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10 Stingrays Killed Since Irwin's DeathStingray bodies since have been discovered on two beaches. Two their tails lopped off.
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Man Shoots Firefighters Who Won't Rescue Cat in Tree
A man angry at firefighters who refused to rescue a cat from a tree was arrested after he started shooting at the fire crew, officials said.
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Man Fights 'Alien,' Proposes MarriageElaborate proposal staged with the help of family members and Roswell's UFO Museum.
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Docs Remove 119 Nails From Woman's Stomach
Many were rusty, indicating they could have been in her stomach for months.
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We've Got to Save the Chickens! Really!
Cows, chickens and other farm animals called endangered.
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Musician's Ashes Buried in Clarinet
Roger Busdicker went out on a high note.
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Man Finds Wife's Ring at Garbage Dump
A little help from sanitation workers probably saved Ron Goldstein a lot of explaining to his wife.
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