Malala became internationally known for advocating girls' education in Pakistan's Swat Valley, where the Taliban had imposed restrictions on girls attending school.

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When archaeologists unwrapped an Egyptian mummy, they weren’t expecting jewels, a curse, or a royal secret — they found pages from a lost book written in a language that didn’t even belong in Egypt.

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