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WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Monday blocked a massive sex discrimination lawsuit against
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This view may look like it shows the view from high above the clouds, but what you ;re seeing is actually the ground-level view of what it looks like to look over the Grand Canyon right now. And it not just in one spot. Here are some more views of the upside-down sight that greeted visitors to the canyon: So what going on A rare, but not unprecedented it actually happened last year as wel
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https://youtube/watch v=zF8LUy1LJjs Images and video: National Parks Service Grand CanyonNational ParksWeather
