PRI's The World: 18th July, 2012
by The World
A bomb rips through a top-level meeting at the National Security building in the Syrian capital, Damascus, killing Syria's Defense Minister. Also, a South Sudanese runner qualifies for the Olympics but still seeks a country to represent. And a new study reveals the bi-musical brain.
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Research Suggests Physical Inactivity Harms as Many as Smoking
Researchers say physical inactivity is to blame for 1 out of 10 deaths around the globe, about the same as deaths caused by smoking.
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Ballet Dancer Michaela DePrince: From Sierra Leone to the Stage
Ballet dancer Michaela DePrince lived in Sierra Leone during the country's civil war. But despite the overwhelming challenges of surviving a war and coming to America, Michaela has emerged on top.
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South Sudanese Runner Wants to Compete in London, But Not for Sudan
Guor Marial, a refugee from South Sudan, qualified for the Olympic marathon with a blistering time, but his country has no National Olympic Committee.
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Post Mubarak, New Controls Over Egyptian State Media
The World's Matthew Bell reports from Cairo on reaction there to events in Syria and on a new kind of Eyptian state media control.
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Bomb Blast Kills Syrian Security Chiefs
Three of Syria's top security officials were killed in a bomb blast in the capital, Damascus, today. Among the dead was President Assad's brother-in-law.
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PRI's The World Latest Edition 07/18/2012
A bomb rips through a top-level meeting at the National Security building in the Syrian capital, Damascus, killing Syria's Defense Minister. Also, a South Sudanese runner qualifies for the Olympics but still seeks a country to represent. And a new study reveals the bi-musical brain.
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South-African Hip-Hop Producer Spoek Mathambo's 'Father Creeper'
Mathambo takes Western hip-hop and mixes it with the local electronic dance music scenes of South Africa to make his latest album.
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A bomb rips through a top-level meeting at the National Security building in the Syrian capital, Damascus, killing Syria's Defense Minister. Also, a South Sudanese runner qualifies for the Olympics but still seeks a country to represent. And a new study reveals the bi-musical brain.
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