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> Germany. The mystery of the disappearing honey bees in not confined to the US. German beekeepers say the insects have been dying off since 2002. A parasite is getting some of the blame but the exact cause is unknown. One researcher blames some beekeepers for hyping the problem to cover up bad luck or bad beekeeping. <

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