Millions around the world go green
500K in Dublin attend St. Patrick's Day parade as festivities across the globe mark Irish day of celebration
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St. Patrick's Day around the world
Whether or not you're Irish, St. Patrick's Day is a chance for everyone to wear some green and have a good time in the name of Ireland's patron saint.
Two massive blasts rock Syria's capital
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Blasts strike Syrian capital
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Charles Casto was an eyewitness to the nuclear crisis in Japan, where a plant manager's defiance of orders prevented a bigger disaster
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