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VIDEO: Bay Lights will be world's largest light sculpture
The world's largest light sculpture will live for two years on the San Francisco Bay Bridge starting on March 5. Almost two miles miles wide and 500 feet high, it uses 25,000 white individually programmed LED lights to create a dazzling display.
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VIDEO: NSA director says 50 plots foiled
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Called 'Next Stephen Hawking,' teen is perfect on math exam
Coming to school for the first time, Lewiston-Porter freshman Matthew Minderler gets applause from teachers and faculty after his mother Cathy signed his name on the Regents 100 Club wall of fame, in honor of his perfect score. Standing from left are, Consulting Teacher Vicky Way, Cathy Minderler, Homebound Instructor Joyce Copeland and Classroom Teacher Jennifer Wanamaker.
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Bakery mix-up goes viral after cat drawn on girl's head
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VIDEO: Rapper steps on American flag
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Facebook's organ donor status sends registrations soaring
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VIDEO: Britney Spears' sons to make acting debut
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White House, NASA want help hunting asteroids
This photograph of the meteor streaking through the sky above Chelyabinsk, Russia, on Feb. 15, 2013, was taken by a local, M. Ahmetvaleev. The small asteroid was about 56 to 66 feet wide.
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Caught on tape: Fla. teacher accused of beating autistic child
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Is it really possible to not know you're pregnant until the birth?
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VIDEO: Amphibious bus filled with tourists sinks
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