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The search for a missing 12-year-old Boy Scout in a mountainous area of Utah was officially labeled a recovery operation Tuesday as authorities all but gave up hope of finding the boy alive. This is a great loss for my family right now, the boy s father, Kevin Bardsley, told reporters.Garrett Bardsley was last seen Friday morning, when his father sent him back to camp after the boy got his shoes and pants wet while fishing in a pond near a lake. The campsite has been described variously as 150 yards to a quarter mile from the lake on a well-established path.Dozens of searchers have spent the last three days searching for Garrett, who was wearing sweat pants, a T-shirt and a black hooded sweat shir
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The center of U.S. car innovation may have shifted toward California lately *ahem* Google, Tesla , but Michigan carmakers aren ;t giving up. The University of Michigan is building a test
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