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"  1 | James Foley, the journalist whose death caused outrage around the world when he was beheaded by a member of the Islamic State, was a fearless foreign correspondent who also spent 44 days in captivity inside Muammar Gaddafi&amp;#039;s Libya after being captured by loyalist fighters \u00A0in 2011. It was just one the remarkable stories he told.  2 | Dr Robin Carhart-Harris is the first scientist in over 40 years to test LSD on humans. He talks to the Independent&amp;#039;s Laurence Phelan about fighting the establishment, battling preconceptions and breaking down egos.  3 | Pamela Colloff, from the Texas Monthly, has the story of Michelle Lyons, the woman whose job for a decade was to observe the final moment of death row inmates. Watching 278 executions, she discovers, does not come without a cost.  4 | Chris Dancy has been descrived at &amp;#039;the most connected man in the world&amp;#039;, after spending $40,000 in wearable tech and trackers. Here Mashable&amp;#039;s Samantha Murphy Kelly asks whether he represents our enlightened future or lonely self-awareness.  5 |\u00A0Steve Friedman of\u00A0Runner&amp;#039;s World\u00A0has the extraordinary story of James Bonnett, the long distance runner who began his career as a record-breaking child prodigy before ending up burnout and forgotten at 24-year-old. Who is the man they called &amp;#039;The Kid&amp;#039; today? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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