'Millionaire' was packed with drama, had an adorable host, and most importantly, allowed the person answering the questions to ask for help from the audience and people at home. And lurking terror, if you were in Russia.
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Department of sociology and anthropology screens award-winning documentary TCU 360 TCU's department of sociology and anthropology held a screening of the documentary "Which Way Home" as the first event of their Sustainability and Social Justice... Delete the scoop?
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The calls started coming in late on Tuesday and early Wednesday: offers of dry ice, freezer space, coolers. By the end of Thursday there were dozens more: A researcher at Weill Cornell Medical College would clear 1,000 tanks to save threatened zebra fish; another, at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, promised to replace some genetically altered mice that were lost; and a doctor at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia even offered take over entire experiments, to keep them going.
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