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THE ABSTRACT: In “The Fraud” Zadie Smith invites readers to ponder the cyclical nature of history and the recurring challenges humanity faces.

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50 States of Science: MDWFP’s Museum of Natural Science offers a mesmerizing world of nature, land, and water.

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50 States of Science: Montana’s Museum of the Rockies pulses with the relentless energy of the Big Sky Country.

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THE ABSTRACT: Ann Patchett’s “Tom Lake” weaves patchworks of human existence while touching the zeitgeist of our times.

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50 States of Science: The Hastings Museum in Nebraska is as intoxicating as a pitcher of Kool-Aid on a hot summer’s eve.

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THE ABSTRACT: “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” sees a cinema icon come to a fitting end – riding into the sunset.

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The Exchange: Salami Rose Joe Louis and Henry Mahncke discuss whether all memory is stored in the brain and how memory works while making music.

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Conversations with Pang Ke: Unraveling the Mysteries of Horodyskia And How Ancient Macrofossils Shed Light on Early Eukaryotic Evolution.

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SCINQ BASICS: Mussels taste great, are full of nutrients, and were used to flay early English colonists in America (supposedly).

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The Exchange: FC Dallas’ Ema Twumasi and Sophia Hayes discuss kicking helium filled balls and learning trick shots during practice.

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DAILY DOSE: U.S., China excluded from U.N. Climate Ambition Summit; DeepMind set to leave its mark on genomics and proteomics.

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