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WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina (Reuters) - North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue pardoned on Monday a mostly African-American group known as the "Wilmington 10" after they were falsely convicted of firebombing a white-owned grocery store in 1971 during...
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Laying untouched for seven decades the abandoned home was discovered three years ago after its owner died aged 91.
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Love history? Here it is in stunning, if dusty, glory -- the Paris that was before the Second World War. A treasure of artifacts and perhaps memories. 
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May 14, 10:34 PM
Talk about stepping back in time...this is it literally! Totally phenomenal! Delete the scoop?
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A Presidents’ Day toast to three commanders in chief whose time ran out too soon.
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Great piece for us history buffs.
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February 18, 3:38 PM
Most important is making sure our youth know the facts behind President's Day! Delete the scoop?
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It only took 42 years. I am glad that something like justice has been done, but enraged that it has taken so long and that there is no way to undo the harm of such despicable behavior by the state.