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LATEST STORIES OF SURVIVAL
Mom recounts horror of seeing baby hit by train
Video captured stroller rolling off platform; ‘he is destined to do something’
They awoke under car that smashed into home
Couple spent 42 harrowing minutes pinned, with hot fluids leaking on them
Injured pilot hikes 20 miles to safety
His passenger, noted Alaska wolf biologist, killed in accident
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  Knox ‘upbeat and hopeful,’ parents say
Dec. 4: The parents of Amanda Knox, the 22-year-old American on trial in Italy for allegedly murdering her roommate, talk to TODAY’s Meredith Vieira about their daughter’s mood and prospects.

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  Celebrity sightings
Meg Ryan and Cheryl Hines get “Serious,” Paris Hilton plays Santa, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie take Maddox to the movies and more.
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  Animal Tracks
A nosy badger, a baby alligator, a hungry panda, a growing giraffe – plus more images of cute critters.
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11 true ‘tails’ of survival
From a ham that went on the lam to a Chihuahua that blew away, meet 11 amazing animals that survived a brush (or flush!) with death to reunite with their owners.
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Zuma Press
  Animal Tracks
A nosy badger, a baby alligator, a hungry panda, a growing giraffe – plus more images of cute critters.
Image: Steam billows from the cooling towers of Jaenschwalde coal power station near Cottbus
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  The Week in Pictures
A giant praying mantis, Festival of Sacrifice, bubble in space, Bhopal, military farewell, Afghanistan marine, Italian justice and more news and feature images from around the world.
Image: Meg Ryan, Cheryl Hines
AP
  The Week in celebrity sightings
Meg Ryan and Cheryl Hines get “Serious,” Paris Hilton plays Santa, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie take Maddox to the movies and more.
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Chimp attack victim: I still ‘feel like me’
Charla Nash, the Connecticut woman who was grievously disfigured and blinded when a pet chimpanzee mauled her last February, said, “I’ve gotten happier” since she started accepting the love and help of her family. Despite her injuries, she said, “I feel like me.”

Sad development: The last Kodachrome film lab
Fifty years ago, 2,000 film labs in the U.S. processed Kodachrome. Now, Dwayne’s Photo in Parsons, Kansas, is the last one — in the entire world. “It’s kind of pride mixed with sadness, because Kodak isn’t making Kodachrome any more,” said Dwayne Steinle’s son, Grant.

Courtesy Kitty Schindler
Holidays can be happy in tough times: Ask Kitty
At age 86, columnist Kitty Schindler is old enough to remember Thanksgiving during the Great Depression — but far from depressing, her memories are happy ones of family members pitching in to make the holiday bright, even though they didn't have much.

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