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How are you, sunshine?

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Congratulations on "Your Word

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Wednesday."  Some of you

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helped us write

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today's issue

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with a

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word you sent.

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So listen carefully,

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you may have sent the

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winning word.  And happy

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October Eve to you.

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I am Koy Waer.  This is CNN 10,

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your news for Wednesday

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, September 30th.  10 minutes,

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big world.    Let's get

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smarter

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and rise

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higher.  Let's start with a

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blood test that

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could eventually change the way

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doctors approach

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cancer detection.    An

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FDA advisory panel has endorsed the

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Galleri blood test,

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designed to

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detect signals from

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more than 50 types of cancer in a

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single blood draw.  But

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this test has its

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limitations.  Our

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chief medical

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correspondent, Dr.

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Sanjay Gupta, wanted

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to understand what this

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test can and cannot do

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.  His

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research became

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personal because he

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experienced it for

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himself.

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You automatically

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see this bright

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spot right here.  She

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shines like a

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light bulb.  This tumor

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sat there and

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caused no problems.  And the

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funny thing is, when I

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first met my

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thoracic surgeon

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, he came in,

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shook my hand, and

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said, "You might be the

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luckiest loser

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."  Unlucky, because I got a

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positive result

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, but lucky, because

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he never sees

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such small

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tumors.

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Katrina Furlik and I have been

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friends for years.  She

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credits her

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luck to a

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blood test that aims to

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detect cancer in its

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early stages.  They're

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called liquid

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biopsies—a test

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for the early

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detection of many

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types of cancer that can

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identify over

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50 diseases by looking for

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fragments of DNA in your

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blood.

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I didn't have to

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go through any

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cancer crisis.  I

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was able to intercept this

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crisis.

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Many doctors

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promote early

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screening, and the numbers back this

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up.  From 1975

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to 2020,

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nearly 5

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million

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cancer deaths were averted through

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routine

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prevention and

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standard

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screenings.  The problem

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is that

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there is no

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recommended

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screening test for most diagnosed cancers.

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As a result, many of

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these cases

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are detected later and are more

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difficult to treat.

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You are my friend and fellow

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neurosurgeon.  We are the same

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age.  Do

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you think I should

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take this test?    Do

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you like the

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idea of ​​detecting cancer

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at an early stage?

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I like the

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idea of ​​early

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cancer detection, but

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at the same time, I'm not

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sure if

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I really need to have

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such a test.  And here's why

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.  These tests have what is

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called a high

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positive

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predictive value.  If

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the result is positive

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, then I most likely have

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some form of cancer

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.  But at the same time, if

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the result is negative

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, I don't have complete

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confidence that

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I don't have cancer.

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After over 5 years of

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work and nearly 10,000

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lymph node biopsies,

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fewer

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than twelve

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cases of cancer were found.

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So, it doesn't detect as

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many

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cancers as we would like.

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It does not detect cancer 100%

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.

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Dr. Versali Shukla

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runs a

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cancer screening program for

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lifeguards in

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Arizona.  They are often

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younger than the 50-

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and-over group for

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which these tests are designed

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, but

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studies also

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show that

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firefighters have higher

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rates of

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cancer due to their work

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.

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We went to work

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in one week and

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took tests from 500

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firefighters.  We

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tested all their

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blood and

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not a single result was

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positive.  And no one

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wants to come for the

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examination because everyone

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felt this false sense of

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security.

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I think you're painting

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a picture where a person

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takes the Grail test,

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gets a negative

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result, and thinks, "

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Hey, I'm fine."  "

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I don't need a

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colonoscopy

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or additional

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screening."    It

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took us

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a lot of effort

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over the next 18

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months to 2 years to

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get all these

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people to come in for a

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colonoscopy or a

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full-body MRI.  As

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a result, we

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diagnosed another 14-15

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cases of cancer.

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It's hard to understand this

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psychologically when I'm

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going through this

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test myself.  A negative

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result doesn't mean

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I'm safe.  This

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also doesn't mean I

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should skip

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routine

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cancer screenings.  Even

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test manufacturers

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talk about it.  And,

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importantly, we do

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n't yet have studies that

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prove whether

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these tests save lives.

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This requires

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many more

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people and much

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more time.  But there is also

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the story of Katrina.

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In my case,

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the advantage was that

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I

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needed

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minimal treatment

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.  I discovered this at the

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earliest stage.

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The last few

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weeks waiting for

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the results have been

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quite nerve-wracking.

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So, that's the

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thing.  There are over 600

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FDA-approved

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cancer treatments.  We can't

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take advantage of

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them if we don't know we're

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sick and we don't

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find these tumors

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early enough.  In

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my case, the

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result was

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negative.

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No signs of cancer were found.

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Now about the high-profile hack

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that surprised the FBI.    The

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Federal Bureau of

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Investigation says it is

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investigating an

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alleged intrusion

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into its networks

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after the notorious

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cybercrime group

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Shiny Hunters stole the

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personal information of

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thousands of

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FBI employees.  The incident forced

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the FBI to shut down the

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job listings page on

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its main

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website while it

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investigates

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the extent of the hack.    The

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Shiny Hunters group says it

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was, quote,

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offended by the recent

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public

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warning

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issued by the bureau.  It

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analyzed the

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group's alleged tactics of extorting

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money from large

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companies in

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technology,

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healthcare, finance, and

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other industries by

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stealing millions of

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their

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customer records.  Shiny Hunters

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claim that the hack

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had no financial

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purpose and are demanding that the

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FBI change or

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remove this

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warning.

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Quick test, friend.

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What is the fewest

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number of moves

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required to checkmate

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in a

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standard game of

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chess?  Two, four,

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six or eight?  If

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you said "two", then

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it's checkmate.  The fastest

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possible ending

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is called "silly

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checkmate".  Only Black

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can do this on

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his second move

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if White makes

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two blunders,

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or what some of us

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players would call

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rookie mistakes.  And

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now, an incredible

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achievement from the world of

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chess that is worth

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pondering.

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Last year, we

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introduced you to

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British chess

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prodigy

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Bodhana Sivanandan,

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who became the

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youngest

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player ever to

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defeat a

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grandmaster.  Well,

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she just

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made history again.

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Last weekend,

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aged just 11,

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Bodhana fulfilled

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the requirements to become

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the youngest female

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grandmaster in

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history, cementing

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the achievement

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by representing England

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at the 46th Chess

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Olympiad.  Bodhana

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first took up

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chess at just 5 years old,

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after a

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family friend gave them a

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chess set during the

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COVID-19 pandemic.

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Somehow, her

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meteoric rise

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coincided with her

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studies at school.

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She says chess

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actually combines

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some of the subjects

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she

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loves most.

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They are connected to

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many school

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subjects:

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math—

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helps with

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counting, music

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—helps with

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pattern recognition (I play the

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violin and a little bit of the

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piano), and

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art—

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helps with

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creativity, so there

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is a connection.    At

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11 years old, she's still

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writing a story and doing her

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homework—

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that's what I call being a

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few moves

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ahead.  Next,

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they say that

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imitation is the

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sincerest form of

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flattery, but sometimes

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you can

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get sued for it.  Crocs is suing

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discount

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retailer 5 Below.  Crocs and

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its subsidiary

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Jibbitz accused the

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retailer of

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selling shoes and

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decorative accessories

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that copied

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Crocs' protected designs.

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Crocs says it

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warned 5 Below back in

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March, but

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claims the products

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continued

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to be sold.  Crocs

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is seeking a

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jury trial,

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unspecified damages

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and an

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injunction against the sale of

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these products.  The

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parties involved have not yet

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responded to

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media requests for comment

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on this incident.

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Last quarter,

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Crocs sales

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topped $1 billion for the first time

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.  Their sales

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increased by 12%.

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Today's story is a

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10 out of 10 for all those

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whose dance moves

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look a little "

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awkward".

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It turns out that cockatoos

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know how to fly.

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You've probably seen

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videos of these birds

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dancing,

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jumping, and

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shaking their tail

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feathers.  Researchers from

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Charles

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Sturt University in Australia

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say these

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incredible

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cockatoo movements indicate

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high intelligence.

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Our Shannon Hodge

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will tell you more.

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They definitely don't have

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two left legs.

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Social media is

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full of videos of

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cockatoos having a blast

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.  New

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research

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shows that these

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intelligent birds have

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dozens of dance

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moves, including

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several newly

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discovered ones.

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Researchers studied 45

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videos from social

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media where cockatoos are

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lit to music.

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The results,

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published in the

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open-access journal

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PLoS One, suggest that

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cockatoos have

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at least 30 different

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movements.  17 of them have

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not been previously scientifically

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described.  This includes

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head shaking,

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side steps, and

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body rotations.  Some even

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invent their own

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unique ways of

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dancing, often

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combining several

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movements.  Dancing to

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music has

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only been recorded in

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humans and

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captive parrots.  However,

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some wild birds are known

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to exhibit

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repetitive movements

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during courtship.  Cockatoos,

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which belong to the

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parrot family,

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are known for

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dancing to music in

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captivity.  But

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researchers say

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their motivation

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remains

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unclear.

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So the next time

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you're on the

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dance floor thinking "I

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have no idea what I'm

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doing," take inspiration from

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the birds.  Nod

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your head, ruffle your

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feathers, and don't hesitate,

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because confidence can

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turn

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awkwardness into

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coolness.  Congratulations to the

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winners of our

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"Your Word

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Wednesday" column: Ms. Tull,

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Ms. Wolf, and

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Mr. Subbarayadu

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from Strongsville High School

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in Ohio

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for the word "kerfuffle"—a

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noun meaning a

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disorder or commotion,

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usually caused by

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an argument or

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conflict.  I take my

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hat off to you,

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friends.  Thanks for

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sending this,

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making us

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a little

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smarter today.  And

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today we

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extend our congratulations to

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Mr. B from

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Owaihi High School in

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Meridian, Ohio.

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Congratulations on receiving

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the title of "Teacher of

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the Month."  Mr. B

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says that this is the merit of

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his students, so his

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reward is also

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their reward.  And the

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class even sent

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us a joke.  What do

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overly curious

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peppers do?  They are meddling in

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their own business (jalapeño

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business).  Climb

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higher.  These are our 10 minutes

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.  Learn,

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work, shine.  See you

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tomorrow, sunshine.  I am Koy

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Waer.  We are CNN 10.
