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Scores were wounded Tuesday after three attackers wearing suicide vets blew themselves up.
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The scene of the terror attack remained closed off Tuesday.
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People reacted as they waited for victims? bodies in front of a morgue in Istanbul.
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A bystander comforted another woman in a building near the bombing scene.
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Bullet holes could still be seen throughout the Istanbul airport.
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Paramedics pushed a stretcher at the airport.
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Passengers embraced each other at the entrance to Istanbul?s Ataturk airport.
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Turkish rescue services carried a victim from the scene.
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People cried as they left the airport.
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A view of the entrance of the Ataturk airport in Istanbul.
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An entrance of the airport in Istanbul after the explosions.
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Security blocked the road towards Istanbul?s Ataturk airport.
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Ambulance cars arrived at Turkey's largest airport.
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Ambulance cars arrived at the airport.
Suspected ISIS bombers kill at least 36 at Istanbul airportThe attackers arrived at Ataturk Airport in a taxi and blew themselves up after opening fire, killing dozens and wounding many others.
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Here?s a visual look at the Ataturk airport after an attack left more than two dozen people dead on Tuesday.
?Yet another terrorist attack, this time in Turkey. Will the world ever realize what?s going on?? Trump tweeted.
Drug companies focus attention on smaller hospitalsAt a number of community hospitals, well more than half of the affiliated doctors were beneficiaries of payments, according to a new analysis.
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Travis Shaw puts charge into Red Sox winThe third baseman hit a solo home run, a two-run double, and a two-run single as the Red Sox snapped a three-game slide.
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Kosciuszko Circle needs fixing, Kraft soccer stadium or notThe notorious rotary in Dorchester will hurt plans for the old Bayside Expo site.
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Mount Greylock, the state?s highest peak, plays a key role in a story the ?Harry Potter? author released online Tuesday.
Newton-Needham innovation corridor slowly developingTurns out creating an innovation district in the suburbs is a big undertaking.
Germaphobes, it?s OK to ride the TWhat you come across riding public transit isn?t worse than what you?d come across in a hand shake.
Healey moves closer to suing IndyCar sponsorsAttorney General Maura Healey is threatening to sue to collect money still owed to ticket buyers of the failed IndyCar event in the Seaport.
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If so, it?s because he?s beeing poorly served by advisers to his administration.
Belichick said Ryan ?was father to a great football family that carries on his coaching and defensive tradition.?
An old face returns to the helm at Boston Latin SchoolMichael Contompasis, who was the school?s longtime headmaster, will serve in the post on an interim basis.
Gay Catholics laud pope?s remarksWhile celebrating Pope Francis? remarks, gay Catholic leaders in Boston say the church must change its teachings.
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The 45-foot whale that washed onto rocks near Rye State Park was identified as an 18-year-old female named Snow Plow.
BU files motion to dismiss counts in sexual harassment suitTwo students have accused a prominent music professor of sexual harassment, and the university of failing to rein in the behavior.
A highway worker was fatally struck by a car while picking up traffic cones from a roadwork site on I-93 Tuesday morning.
A judge sent a Dorchester man to prison after he admitted to driving drunk in a crash that killed a teen cyclist in May 2015.
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Republicans hit dead end on BenghaziThe Republican Party?s obsession with Benghazi only hurts itself and does nothing to help national security or the American people.
The state?s plan to close psychiatric hospitals has had unintended consequences.
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Nine inches of rain fell in parts of West Virginia, creating widespread flooding.
Bentley?s Barbara Stevens and Harvard?s Kathy Delaney-Smith shared memories of the legendary coach.
Marlena Richardson would like to give the snapshots, taken when Ali visited Boston in 1977, to the children pictured.
Beacon Hill lobbyists have scooped up more than $1.4 million in fees working on legislation regulating ride-for-hire firms.
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The party faulted Republicans for including provisions designed to deny new funding for Planned Parenthood clinics and ease rules on pesticide spraying.
House Speaker Robert DeLeo signaled his support for the legislation, less than five weeks before the end of the formal session.
The city of Laconia, N.H. is owed more than $60,000 by festival organizers despite a paltry turnout.
It takes 20 pounds of seaweed, 10 lobsters, 1 very hot fire, and zero sand.
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What exactly is Scott Brown?s role in this presidential campaign?The former senator is one of Donald Trump?s most prominent supporters, but it?s unclear what Brown is trying to achieve in the race.
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?This is home?Keith Leblanc and Kelly Monnahan create a haven for themselves, family, and friends in the piney hills of outer Cape Cod.
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