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Dozens of dinosaur eggs discovered by
construction workers in China
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• The Chinese city that boasts the largest number
  of dinosaur eggs in the world has added a new
  batch to its impressive collection. Construction
  workers unearthed 43 fossilized dinosaur eggs
  during road repair work in Heyuan city in
  southern China on Sunday. Major road repair work
  was halted as a team of researchers and
  construction workers jumped down into a ditch to
  dig out the fossils. Nineteen of the eggs are
  completely intact, with the largest measuring as
  much as 13 centimeters (5 inches) in diameter.
  Researchers said they will continue to examine
  the fossils to determine which dinosaur species
  they belong to. Most of the eggs in the museum's
  existing collection belong to oviraptorid and
  duck-billed dinosaurs, which roamed the earth 89
  million years ago. Nearly 17,000 dinosaur eggs
  have been uncovered in the city since the first
  group of fossils was found in 1996 by children
  playing at a construction site. The city, which
  calls itself the "Home of Dinosaurs," won a
  Guinness World Record for the world's largest
  collection of dinosaur eggs at its museum in
  2004.

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  burrito chain that McDonald's sold off almost a
  decade ago. The world's largest burger chain
  announced more depressing results on Wednesday
  for the first three months of 2015. The company
  vows a turnaround plan is coming. It will reveal
  the "initial details" on May 4. In a preview of
  what might be coming, McDonald's just announced
  that it's closing 350 struggling restaurants,
  mostly in Japan, the U.S. and China.
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  hear what scenes look like on Netflix shows like
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  launched a new audio descriptions feature
  beginning with episodes of its original series
  'Daredevil' on Thursday. When Netflix audio
  descriptions are turned on, a narrator explains
  what's happening on screen. Once the show begins,
  the same voice reports on the commotion of the
  scene.