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[Title] => The squad saving deer from tourist trash in Nara, Japan
[Summary] => Around half a dozen Beautiful Deer staff patrol the park in bright green jackets, unfazed by the excited squeals of holidaymakers surrounded by their hooved friends.
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[Title] => US environmental agency to monitor air outside 4 Houston-area schools
[Summary] => Houston, (Xinhua) -- In an unprecedented step aimed at protecting children from toxic chemicals, the US Environmental Protection Agency on yesterday begins to monitor the air outside schools in Houston where oil and chemical companies crowded together.
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