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How Albinism Works
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About one in 20,000 people in the U.S. has some type of albinism, and more are afflicted outside of the country. So what is it and how does it happen?
Niagara Falls Will Temporarily Stop Gushing in 2019
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The formidable gusher could stop flowing for a few months in 2019 in order to repair some bridges in dire need.
Can You Name the NFL Team from Their Old Logo?
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Only a true lifelong NFL fan will remember all of these logos! Think you're up for this challenge? Take this quiz now to find out!
How Greenhouses Work
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Reproducing plants out of season gave man a measure of control over nature. The allure of it sparked the imagination and inspired new methods for building structures devoted to plants. So how do greenhouses work?
Cellulite Causes and Treatments
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Cellulite is a common beauty skin problem. Learn more about how cellulite works at HowStuffWorks.
Uncle Sam: The Man, the Myth, the Legend
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He wants YOU, but who the heck was he?
1931-1933 Marmon Sixteen
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The 1931-1933 Marmon Sixteens were exciting automobiles that were fast, light, and good at climbing hills. Learn about the 1931-1933 Marmon Sixteen.
Dementia Overview
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Dementia takes your episodic memory, or your memory of recent events, and then proceeds to other types of memory loss. Who's at risk for dementia?
10 Simple Ways to Discourage Break-ins
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Break-ins are easy to prevent. Criminals tale the path of least resistance. Learn how you can keep criminals at bay and prevent break-ins.
How Alang Shipyard Works
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In this mass graveyard, workers dismantle 52,000-ton ships using simple hand tools. Why would anyone want to work at Alang? Is this place doing the world a service by recycling obsolete ships?