Dec 28, 2012 (Talk of the Nation) — Move over, CSI and NCIS, there's a new game in town. Authors Eric and Natalie Yoder share some of their 'One Minute Mysteries' that can be solved with logic and knowledge of science -- and without the aid of a magically fast DNA lab or improbable photo enhancement software.
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Dec 28, 2012 (Talk of the Nation) — Move over, CSI and NCIS, there's a new game in town. Authors Eric and Natalie Yoder share some of their 'One Minute Mysteries' that can be solved with logic and knowledge of science -- and without the aid of a magically fast DNA lab or improbable photo enhancement software.Missing some content? Check the source: NPR
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