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Artist Lucian Freud, Grandson of Sigmund Freud, Dies at 88
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Erotic Stone Age Cave Art Discovered in Germany
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Samsung to Launch iPhone 5 Competitor at IFA, in September
Samsung is preparing to release another iPhone 5 competitor at the IFA event in Germany in September, Yahoo Korea reported.
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Most Humans Descended From Neanderthals: Report
New research proves that humans and Neanderthals mated, making people everywhere but in sub-Saharan Africa distant descendants of Neanderthals.
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