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No one in the U.S. wants Tamerlan Tsarnaev s body. The 26-year-old s remains lie in a Massachusetts funeral home, two weeks since he and his 19-year-old brother allegedly planted two homemade bombs close to the finish line at the Boston Marathon, killing three and maiming dozens more. He was killed during a gun battle with police. His brother, Dzhokhar, awaits trial in a prison hospital.His widow, Katherine, refuses to have anything to do with her husband. She has returned to using her maiden name, Russell, and released a statement saying she would rather his family claim his body, according CBS News correspondent Don Dahler.His estranged u
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One of the things that surprised many viewers of Star Trek Into Darkness is that the film portrayed a less than virtuous Starfleet, something some folks have likened to the series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. But Deep Space Nine portrayal of Starfleet reflects that series ; role in the larger Star Trek universe and doesn ;t belong in the movies鈥攁t least not yet. Yesterday, I linked to a piece about a soon-to-be-released interview with Bob Orci, one of the wri
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