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Hillary Clinton finally conceded (for real, this time) and another U.S. presidential race is almost under way. While we wait for the potential McCain-Obama election scandals to unfold, test yourself on these historic election controversies. - Heather Whipps
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They might all look like troublemakers, but most sharks have a grander purpose�or at least a useful one�beyond scaring surfers. Some eat gross things or serve as ferries to total suckers. Others unwillingly serve humans for various questionable remedies. We quiz you on the dirty work done by sharks deep beneath, and sometimes above, our oceans.
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