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03/08/10
In previous eras, people with psychic abilities or the gift of prophecy were either deified or burned at the stake. Nowadays, attitudes in the U.S. have eased up - you either believe or you don't. Photo no longer available
Wendi Winters - For The CapitalElizabeth Melvin leads a circle of drumming students in her class at the Arnold Senior Center. Find Us On Facebook
Allyson Walsh and Adele Nichols grew up on a farm in Gambrills, across the road from the former Naval Academy dairy farm. They are a rare subset of identical twins known as mirror twins, mirror images of each other. Adele is left-handed. Allyson, the older by five minutes, is right-handed. "Our parents didn't know they were having twins. The doctor didn't hear the second heartbeat," said Allyson, who lives in...
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