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New details uncovered in last year's shocking Burning Man homicide

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By Kevin Kunze, Sam Anderson
| SFGate Verified
Moe Duke wasn't supposed to see the body. It was Saturday night during last year's Burning Man, and thousands of people were streaming into the center of the event to watch a 50-foot-tall effigy burn. Music pulsed through the air, and elaborate art cars had formed a giant circle as everyone eagerly awaited the event's climax.
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New details uncovered in last year's shocking Burning Man homicide

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By Sam Anderson, Kevin Kunze
| SFGate Verified
Moe Duke wasn't supposed to see the body. It was Saturday night during last year's Burning Man, and thousands of people were streaming into the center of the event to watch a 50-foot-tall effigy burn. Music pulsed through the air, and elaborate art cars had formed a giant circle as everyone eagerly awaited the event's climax.
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150 years of land information in New Zealand

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By Sam Anderson
| Spatial Source
Staff of the Department of Lands and Survey Head and Wellington offices, pictured on the steps of the parliamentary library building in Wellington in 1912. Credit: LINZ By Sam Anderson As one of New Zealand’s oldest government departments, Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) has achieved a lot over the years. The Department of Lands and Survey officially started on 1 May 1876, following the assumption of power by central government and the abolition of provincial governments.
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