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FedWire: Web-archiving Olympic spirit, recycling fish and snow

February 12, 2014

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NIST looks at cell oxidation.

NASA’s Curiosity crosses dune.

Entrepreneurs do Shark Tank pitches for innovative projects at HHS.

Library of Congress preserves the Olympic spirit online.

More autocompletes needed in government, according to the Sunlight Foundation.

Recycling salmon?

DOD may have to slow modernization.

This baby polar bear is doing a snow dance:

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