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The show, called "Beyond Cancer," featured one segment on how the Israeli deathstalker scorpion inspired an experimental product called "tumor paint" that helps cancer surgeons distinguish between tumors and normal tissue.
CNN has run a segment on "how to get Michelle Obama's toned arms".
On Tuesday, Fox News ran a segment on "how to protect yourself in an active shooter situation".
We do live remotes from Sleepy Hollow Restorations and other sites, and if there's a major snowstorm, we might create a related segment on how to shovel safely.
And yes, it was worse than tacky to run a segment on how major storms are great for the economy as the storm was making landfall.
A Tuesday Fox News segment on how to read "the fine print on political polls" referred to a "continuing discussion" on whether recent surveys include "too many Democrats".
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The program has segments on how this research might be applied to issues like determining whether a witness is correctly identifying someone, whether a defendant is lying about not having been at a particular location, even whether potential jurors have racial biases.
But if Fox had 40 segments on how two Black Panthers standing near a polling place in Philly helped Obama win in 2012, they anticipate wall-to-wall mentions of Benghazi for several years much like the word Munich still arouses FDR-haters.
Jon Stewart did a lengthy "Daily Show" segment last week on how divisive Republican rhetoric can be, but this week he's going after the straight-up crazy talk.
An interesting segment focuses on "how social media redefine content distribution," with all the benefits and drawbacks we've experienced, driving traffic to publishers' websites at a faster and a more expanded clip than search-related traffic.
