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| Testing the 'Oops Center' |
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| (Left to right): Bob Skandalaris, founder and chairman of Noble International Ltd.; Ramos Mays, Somark Innovations co-founder; Mark Pydynowshi, Somark Innovations co-founder; Ken Harrington, Managing Director of the Skandarlis Center for Enterpreneurial Studies at the recent awarding of the Olin Cup. Commerce Magazine is pleased to be the media sponsor of the Olin Cup. |
| | �Marilyn� by Andy Warhol
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| (Brigham Young University Museum of Art) |
| "Marilyn" by Andy Warhol, 1967, one of a series of 10 silk screens. |
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| Weatherbird |
| | Adams, Jamie
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| 'bookieboy" (2006) by Jamie Adams |
| | Afghan nomads
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| Farzana Wahidy/Associated Press |
| The ways of a nomad family, like this one camped near Kabul, could shed light on current Afghan politics. |
| | African Film Festival returns to Wash U
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| The Agilla's fire tracking application |
| | Ahmed and Pearl
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| Cathie Coward, the Hamilton Spectator |
| Judea Pearl, right, and Akbar Ahmed were in Hamilton yesterday for a public dialogue on Muslim-Jewish understanding. |
| | Alberts, Allison
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| Alli, whose nickname is "Alligator," inherited her mom's 1995 Mercedes when she needed a car for school. |
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| (Kevin Manning /P-D) |
| The old Angelica building at 700 Rosenberg St. |
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| Douglas Wiens (left) and a colleague ready equipment to emplace seismographs in Antarctica during a 2001 expedition. Data gathered for this project, called TAMSEIS, provided evidence that an Antarctic ice stream radiates seismic waves twice daily that are equivalent to a magnitude seven earthquake. |
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| Douglas Wiens/Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. |
| ICY RECEPTION: Researchers install a TAMSEIS seismograph at Cape Roberts on the Antarctic sea coast near Ross Island to monitor seismic activity in the area. |
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| Photo: Wang Zemin ? 2006 |
| Anthony Kuhn |
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| The Aristo robot |
| | Arvidson, MER mission
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| Raymond Arvidson, Deputy Principal Investigator for the Mars Exploration Rover (MER) mission. |
| | Asian / European skull
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| Image: ? ISTOCKPHOTO/BOB AINSWORTH |
| TEETH TELL TRUTH: An analysis of the dentition of 5,000 teeth from ancient hominid fossils suggests that many early European settlers were from Asia (and not Africa). |
| | B-Side on WUTV
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| (Christian Gooden/P-D) |
| Camera operator Zoe Julian (left), a sophomore from Teaneck, N.J., reacts while watching a monitor during a live broadcast of B-Side. |
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| | Bang, Mary Jo Newsweek
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| Matt Eich for Newsweek |
| Bang's poetry was inspired by the grief after her son's death |
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| (David Carson/P-D) |
| Mary Jo Bang, a professor of English and Director of the Creative Writing Program at Washington University |
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| Photo courtesy of Washington University Athletics |
| Whitman High grad Alex Baron accepts his national championship medal after his team, Washington [University], won the NCAA Division III men?s basketball championship on March 22. |
| | Barrack, Robert
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| (AP) |
| Dr. Robert Barrack, an orthopedic surgeon at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis |
| | Bartenieff in Ordinary Nation
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| James Visser |
| "In debt up to his hearing aid": George Bartenieff as the gamblin' Grandpa. |
| | Bartle, Matt
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| Matt Bartle |
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Battle, Brenda
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| Brenda Battle |
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| Roger Beachy |
| | Behnken, Robert / shuttle crew photo
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| STS-123 crew members, from left, include Pilot Gregory H. Johnson, Commander Dominic Gorie and Mission Specialists Mike Foreman, Garrett Reisman, Rick Linnehan, Takao Doi and Robert L. Behnken. |
| | Behnken, Robert / with flag
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| SEPT. 14, 2006 -- Robert Behnken (Handout) |
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| (Katherine Bish | Special to the Post-Dispatch /P-D) |
| Graphic designer Cheree Berry, author of a fun new pop-up book "Hoorah for the Bra" which was based on an art thesis she did while studying at Washington University. |
| | biofuel / Danforth plant center
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| (Huy Richard Mach /P-D) |
| Chuck Dietrich, a research scientist at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in Creve Couer, checks on trays of Arabidopsis, a plant use for research on how to improve soybean for biofuel. |
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| Image Credit: NASA |
| "Planetary biospheres are complex entities whose histories are fraught with contingency, accident, and luck." - David Grinspoon |
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| | Black rep 30th anniversary
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| The Black Rep opens its 31st Season with ?Boesman and Lena? by Athol Fugard on Wednesday, September 12 at The Edison Theatre at Washington University. |
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Black Rep's Mahalia
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| Stewart Goldstein |
| True believers: (left to right) Pamela D. Mallory, Malcolm L. Speed and Roz White Gonsalves in Mahalia. |
| | Blues alumni check to Siteman
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| Blues Alumnus Al MacInnis, Kelly Chase and Bruce Affleck Presented a Check For $33,333.33 To The Siteman Cancer Center On Tuesday Night. |
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| Image: ? ISTOCKPHOTO.COM/SEBASTIAN KAULITZKI |
| BONE HORMONES: The skeleton may have a secret weapon against weight gain and type 2 diabetes. |
| | bones from Republic of Georgia
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| (ROBERT COHEN/P-D) |
| Ibrahim Al Hoqail (right), dean of the medical college at King Fahad Medical City, asks a question of instructor Stuart Boxerman (left), in statistics class at the Washington University School of Medicine. |
| | brain / social norms
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| Credit: Ernst Fehr/University of Z?rich |
| Social centers. Neuroscientists have identified particular areas in the brain that fire up when subjects consider social norms before acting. |
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| Joshua Brown, WUSTL |
| A new theory suggests that the anterior cingulate cortex, described by some as part of the brain's "oops center," may serve as an early warning system -- working at a subconscious level to help us recognize and avoid high-risk situations. |
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| Washington University ranks 20th among all U.S. research universities. |
| | Burnell, Jocelyn Bell
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| (Emily Rasinski/P-D) |
| Zeynep Aydinkaya, a visiting scholar from Turkey, feeds influent into the CSTR tanks at Washington University. |
| | Casmaer, Lindsay
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| DEAN PATRICK/GateHouse Media |
| Miss Missouri 2007 Lindsay Casmaer poses after being crowned the new state titleholder Saturday at the Miss Missouri Scholarship Pageant. |
| | Cephalogics / Joe Culver
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| (Kevin Manning/P-D) |
| Washington University professor Joe Culver has received $500,000 from a Boston venture capital firm to form a company he calls Cephalogics to build a prototype and test an optical brain scanning device to measure brain activity, disabilities and treatment results in infants. |
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| (Yerkes National Primate Research Center) |
| A chimp named Clint. |
| | chimp on treadmill
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| Image: Cary Wolinsky |
| STROLLING SELECTION: "Evolution of Man" on a treadmill. |
| | China - Familial resemblance
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| Credit: Hong Shang et al., PNAS Early Edition |
| Familial resemblance. The oldest human fossil ever found in China suggests Homo sapiens may have mated with other human species. |
| | China - mandible fossil
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| Photo by Erik Trinkaus |
| A mandible from a 40,000-year-old early modern human skeleton found in China. |
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| An undesirable war was depicted as Uncle Sam's bad breath in a poster by Seymour Chwast, on display through Nov. 11 at the Philip Slein Gallery. |
| | Claude, Henry / percussionist
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| (Becca Young/for the P-D) |
| From left: Matt Henry, Henry Claude and Adam Rugo of Nuclear Percussion Ensemble rehearse on the Conga drums. |
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| Robert Cohen/P-D |
| This very early treatise on cryptography was probably first published in 1518. The work describes both substitution and transposition ciphers. ?Polygraphique et Vniverselle Escriture Cabalistique,? by Johannes Trithemius, became the basis of much subsequent work in cryptography. For a closer look at the Washington University collection, go to www.stltoday.com/links. |
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| (Photo courtesy of CoisC?im) |
| Irish dance company CoisC?im brings "Knots," a performance exploring the twists and turns of intimate relationships, to Edison Theatre on Friday and Saturday. |
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| ?Devolution? by Carmon Colangelo |
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| Jeff Roberson / The Associated Press |
| Dr. Graham Colditz maintains there would be a lot less cancer if people were better at taking simple health precautions. |
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| (J. B. Forbes/P-D) |
| Bobby Collins Jr. is lead from the courtroom by Sheriff's deputy Alvin Taylor. |
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| (Washington University) |
| This is an optical microscope image of the aluminum foil penetration crater. Washington University researchers found a stardust grain on the outer rim of this crater after this sample had traveled to Germany and England for other analysis. |
| | Constantino, John
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| John Constantino is an associate professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at the Washington University School of Medicine in St.Louis. |
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| (Dawn Majors/P-D) |
| David Dye (left), 20, and Mike Lazzaro, 19, both freshmen at Washington University, listen as Sarah Kays, a Peer Impact representative, talks to them about the benefits of choosing her firm?s ?peer-to-peer? file-sharing network. |
| | Cori, Gerty
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| (U.S.P.S.) |
| Four Legends of American Science |
| | CORTEX
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| CORTEX is a consortium that includes the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Washington University and Saint Louis University, among other non-profit and civic groups across the region. |
| | CORTEX One
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| CORTEX One |
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| (Noah Devereaux/P-D) |
| Gravity detector -- Washington University physicist Ram Cowsik, left, and Kasey Wagoner discuss the mirrors they are testing with a high-precision camera that will be part of a force detector. |
| | Craig, Jerry corvette
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| (Craig family photo) |
| Craig family members poses with their Corvettes in Bowling Green, Ky., on the 50th anniversary of buying his first Corvette in 1958. |
| | Crane, James
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| James Crane M.D., CEO, Washington University Physician?s Faculty Group Practice |
| | Creighton art
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| Courtesy of the Artist |
| Michael Creighton, Notation (998), 1998, oil on canvas, 60x60" |
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| Everett Criss and Jennifer Lippmann at the heavily graffitied entrance to Blake?s Cave in Bee Tree Park in southeast St. Louis County. |
| | Culver, Joseph
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| (Washington University in St. Louis) |
| Joseph Culver, PhD, illustrates how the DOT scanner functions when attached to head of a doll. |
| | Dance World
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| (Erik M. Lunsford/P-D) |
| AUGUST 6, 2008--Staff puts the finishing touches on the new Washington University William H. and Elizabeth Gray Danforth University Center in anticipation for Monday's opening. |
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| William Zbaren for The New York Times |
| John P. Dubinsky, left, and Dr. William H. Danforth help lead Cortex. |
| | Davis, Kathryn
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| Photo: Anne Davis |
| Kathryn Davis, author of ?The Thin Place,? will read at the Fine Arts Work Center this Saturday. |
| | daydreaming brain
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| Credit: M. Mason et al., Science |
| Daydreaming. Scans through different sections of the brain show neural activity correlated with mind wandering. |
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| Photo by Wiley Price |
| Dr. Michael R. DeBaun joins many medical leaders and clergy in opposing state legislation that would criminalize stem cell research. |
| | DeFries, Ruth
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| (Sun photo by Jed Kirschbaum/Photo by Sandy Schaeffer: Special to the Sun) |
| Dr. Lisa A. Cooper (left) studies doctors' interactions with minority patients. Ruth DeFries uses satellites to map deforestation caused by humans. |
| | Devine, Bing
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| Bing Devine |
| | Diavolo dance troupe
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| Diavolo, the acclaimed Los Angeles dance company, brings its high-wire choreography to Edison Theatre. |
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| | donkeys buried / Egypt
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| PNAS, National Academy of Science |
| Ten donkey skeletons were discovered within mud-brick tombs linked to an Egyptian pharaoh. |
| | dorm security stats
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| Brett T. Roseman for USA TODAY |
| Carrie and Jeff Doyle play with their children, from left, Jason, 1, Brian, 4, and Elise, 2. They were part of the Olin School MBA class of 1998. |
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| The couple at their graduation from Olin. |
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| | DRDA / rattlesnakes
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| (Laurie Skrivan/P-D) |
| Washington University researcher Wayne Drda uses an antenna to locate a transponder embedded in the skin of Paco, a timber rattlesnake living in Tyson Research Center in Eureka. |
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| Brad Duesing |
| | Eagleton obit - Weatherbird
| | early modern human skull
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| Photo: Erik Trinkaus |
| This fossil specimen is the earliest largely complete example of an early modern human skull known from Europe. |
| | early sun
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| Credit: NASA |
| The early Sun was half its current luminosity, but the Earth was not protected from UV irradiation by ozone. |
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Early, Gerald
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| (Photo by Wiley Price) |
| Early is a noted essayist and American culture critic. A professor of English, of African & African American studies and of American culture studies, all in Arts & Sciences, Early is the author of several books, including The Culture of Bruising |
| | Early, Gerald
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| Gerald Early |
| | Eash and Sagartz at NCAA softball
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| (Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Services) |
| Washington University softball player Laurel Sagartz, right, is consoled by teammate Kaylyn Eash after the Bears were defeated by Linfield College 10-2. |
| | Eckmann, Sabine
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| Bill Sawalich photo |
| Sabine Eckmann leans against an architect?s model of the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts, currently under construction, which consolidates all visual arts departments into a single part of Washington University?s main campus. |
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| Photograph courtesy U.S. Library of Congress |
| Albert Einstein |
| | Einstein
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| Undated file photo, AFP |
| Albert Einstein was a deeply spiritual man who maintained that "God does not play dice with the universe" and warned of nuclear proliferation. |
| | Elster twins at Wash U.
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| Dilip Vishwanat for The New York Times |
| TOGETHER AGAIN -- Elizabeth, left, and Martha Elster both now attend Washington University in St. Louis. |
| | Europa wandering pole
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| Schenk et al., Nature, JPL/NASA |
| This image of a section of Jupiter?s scarred moon Europa shows a long arc-shaped trough just to the right of center. The trough, some 25 kilometers wide and 500 kilometers long, is evidence that the moon?s icy shell has undergone true polar wander and that an ocean may lie beneath. |
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Evans / neon window
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| (Galerie Neu, Berlin) |
| 'Think of this as a Window' (2005)by Cerith Wyn Evans. Neon mounted on Plexiglas. |
| | Ewald, Greg
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| Greg Ewald, Washington University School of Medicine |
| | Exec Ed chart
| | ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp
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| (Dan Eldridge/P-D) |
| Jasmine Burt, 12 (center) puts pennies into a foil raft she helped make with her team the Night Wings to see how many it can hold during the ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp at Washington University. |
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| (J.B. FORBES/P-D) |
| The four-story atrium at the new Farrell Learning and Teaching Center at the Washington University School of Medicine. |
| | Fashion Show 2005
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| Photo by Katherine Bish / P-D |
| Senior Cecelia Bien?s highly textured gold and white strapless gown. |
| | Fegley meteorite
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| Image credit: WUSTL |
| Bruce Fegley examines a meteorite. |
| | Ferriss, Hugh
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| Rare Hugh Ferriss Chrysler Building Print. |
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| (Kirsty Wigglesworth/AP photo) |
| Steve Fossett |
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| AP Photo/KIRSTY WIGGLESWORTH |
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