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When Bar Fights Get Mean, Bystanders Intervene
People are more likely to try to break up a bar fight when they believe the conflict is too violent, or has the potential to become more violent, according to an international team of researchers.
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NASA Releases Stunning Pictures of Earth and the Moon Captured by Two Distant Spacecrafts
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By Russell WesterholmVersal Wants to Flip the Model of Education With Interactivity and Customization (EXCLUSIVE)
By Russell WesterholmMcDonald's Calorie Counters do Not Cause Consumers to Make Healthier Meal Choices
By Russell WesterholmApollo 11 Rocket Engines found by Amazon CEO Confirmed to Belong to Moon Landing
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