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Monday, January 20, 2014

Season 2014 Episode 200

On our program tonight, peace talks aimed at halting the civil war in Syria are flung into disarray before they have even started. Also: A long-lost speech by Martin Luther King Jr. is rediscovered, the Taliban attacks a military base after a deadly suicide bombing in Kabul, researchers study dark matter in a Canadian nickel mine and the tech industry responds to new NSA rules.

Aired: 01/19/14
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