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This is the first time the Royal Society has allowed its cartoons to be used in a book, and will be available to the public in the autumn. Wacky Science explains the cartoons to laypeople, and then explains how science works. Some of the cartoons are now getting well-known, like this one, in which water is discussed.

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Citadel Hill Cemetery is a historic cemetery on Point Lookout Road in Dover, in southern Delaware. It is the only complete 19th-century cemetery surviving in the city, and is one of the first cemeteries in the state. Established in 1847, it includes graves dating to the 1700s.

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