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RSSThe U.S. Army Research Laboratory and the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defense have clubbed together to undertake an RFID research and sensor-based solutions for use in future military applications.
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British police arrested a suspect early Saturday over the brutal stabbing murders of two French students.
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British police arrested a suspect early Saturday in connection with the recent brutal stabbing murders of two French students.
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The brutal murder of two French students in South London may be linked to the theft of two PlayStation game consoles, police said Friday.
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Sir Charles Wheeler, who reported from Washington, Berlin and other capitals during a long and distinguished broadcasting career, died Friday. He was 85.
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