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The United States Senate and House of Representatives pass a joint resolution declaring the armed conflict in the Sundanese region of Darfur to be genocide.
In the United States, the September 11th Commission releases its final report, harshly criticizing American intelligence agencies.
British physicist Stephen Hawking reverses his theory on black holes, agreeing with the scientific consensus that information is not destroyed in a black hole and thus conceding a bet with particle physicist John Preskill.

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 *<!--July23-->The [[United States Senate]] and [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]] pass a joint resolution declaring the [[Darfur conflict|armed conflict]] in the Sundanese region of [[Darfur]] to be [[genocide]].
 *<!--July 22-->In the [[United States]], the '''[[National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States|September 11th Commission]]''' releases its final report, harshly criticizing American [[intelligence agency|intelligence agencies]].
-* <!--July 22-->Famous [[Britain|British]] [[physicist]] '''[[Stephen Hawking]]''' reverses his theory on [[black hole]]s, agreeing with prevailing scientific consensus that [[Thermodynamic entropy#Entropy as a measure of disorder|information]] is not destroyed in a black hole and conceding his bet with [[particle physics|particle physicist]] [[John Preskill]].
+* <!--July 22-->[[Britain|British]] [[physicist]] '''[[Stephen Hawking]]''' reverses his theory on [[black hole]]s, agreeing with the scientific consensus that [[Thermodynamic entropy#Entropy as a measure of disorder|information]] is not destroyed in a black hole and thus conceding a bet with [[particle physics|particle physicist]] [[John Preskill]].
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