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‘NATION’S T. REX’ STANDS UPRIGHT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 65 MILLION YEARS — AND
HE’S SCARY

The engineering feat that re-created a ferocious carnivore, now bound for D.C.’s
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The Category 5 storm prompted what could be Florida’s largest evacuation since
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