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South African desert to host speed record bid

March 15, 2013 - 4:01am

Toiling with shovels, wheelbarrows and bare hands, about 300 workers removed 6,000 tons of stones and other debris from a vast stretch of desert in a desolate corner of South Africa over the past two years. If all...

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