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The total solar eclipse that streaked across the middle of the U.S. will be hard to forget.Millions of Americans suited up with safety glasses and camped out on lawn chairs to keep their eyes on the skies as the rare celestial event prompted watch parties throughout 13 states in the path of totality.Even those who werent lucky enough to see the full spectacle got at least a partial glimpse of a phenomenon that wont be seen again until 2044.As the moon eclipsed the sun, its shadow cast twilight-like darkness over parts of North America. The first city to experience the glorious spectacle was Mexicos beach city of Mazatlan on the country s Pacific coast at around 2:05 p.m. ET.While Mexico absorbed the fleeting
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A Palm Beach County neighborhood is on alert after people spotted what they call wild dogs attacking their animals.All thats left in a cage where one man said he raised dozens of peacocks, chickens, turkeys, and geese over 14 years is a mess of feathers. He said only two of his peacocks survived, along with a few birds locked in a higher cage. I dont think they were eating them, they were
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