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The U.S. military is demanding the return of five howitzers that two Sierra Nevada ski resorts use to prevent avalanches, saying it needs the guns for the fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.Alpine Meadows and Mammoth Mountain received the artillery pieces on loan from the Army and began using t
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Daddy of the internet Tim Berners-Lee has spoken out i
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