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Police in Florida are continuing their investigation of a 62-year-old man who fatally shot his fianceacute;e the day before the wedding after allegedly mistaking her for an intruder. We re still trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together, Winter Springs Police Chief Kevin Brunelle told CBS The Early Show Monday.John Tabutt, 62, told investigators he got his gun when he thought he heard an intruder, then fired at a figure in the h
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As part of Greenpeace Save the Bees campaign, the environmental organization is showcasing a faux advertisement depicting a future in which robots have replaced natural pollinators. But while well-intentioned, it a rather myopic view of where we ;re likely headed. The video is not as outlandish as it appears though the suggestion that robotic bees will attack and kill predatorial wasps or natural bees is utterly ludicrous . The world bee population is in dramatic decline, leading some to worry about their eventual extinction. The elimination of these essential pollinators could have
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