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Extreme Speed
Are we obsessed with speed? National Geographic Ultimate Explorer correspondent Michael Davie experiences a frenetic world where athletes are extreme, cars are super-charged and speed-dating has left old-fashioned courtship in the dust. SUNDAY, 8 P.M. ET
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Africa's Wild Eden
Journey to Gabon’s Loango National Park for a look at this mystical, unspoiled place. Airs Saturday, 8 p.m. ET
Killer crocs of Uganda
Brady Barr capturs the area’s rogue crocodiles to relocate them. Airs Saturday, 9 p.m. ET
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  See wonders that are out of this world
Get fresh perspectives on the Crab Nebula, the Milky Way and other wonders in November's roundup of out-of-this-world imagery.
‘Text-a-tip’ programs help police
Astronauts land with families on their minds
Holiday Web shopping looks brighter
Anglo-Saxon gold trove valued at $5.5 million
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Anglo-Saxon gold trove valued at $5.5 million
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Top 5 surprising turkey facts
A strip of gold bearing a Biblical inscription is held by a member of museum staff in Birmingham, central England
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  MSNBC SPECIAL
Tech Summit 2004: The Future Is Now

From cellphones to automobiles, movie making to music sharing, a new digital revolution is upon us. Technology once reserved for the science lab and the "Jetsons" has made its way to the rest of the world. Now YOU get to see the latest gadgets from the people who push the envelope everyday. MSNBC's Tech Summit was hosted by Lester Holt and Lisa Ling.

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