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Green Magic Homes kit lets you assemble your own house – and then bury it
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Doomed Phobos will become a ring around Mars
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New gamma-ray spectroscope would reveal what lies within for asteroid miners
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Nanometer-thick membrane a new contender in the quest for more efficient desalination
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On ‘The Preponderance of the Evidence,’ Bernie Sanders Is a Democrat   With a boost from Democratic Party officials, the senator is formally approved for the first primary ballot.   JOHN NICHOLS

Black Lives Matter Activists Shot While Trump Busy Sharing Neo-Nazi Graphic on Twitter   In Minneapolis, an armed contingent of white supremacists shot up a Black Lives Matter event while police by and did nothing.   GEORGE JOSEPH

The Minneapolis Shootings Are the Kind of Violence Meant to Keep Black People in Their Place   Cracks in the status quo are showing, but they can’t come without backlash.   MYCHAL DENZEL SMITH

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