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This week we delve into the stories of Kate Shelley, who was the first women in the US to have a bridge and a train named after her because of her heroic deed of saving hundreds of lives by preventing a catastrophic railroad crash, and Paula Yates, the famous British TV presenter/rock journalist who infamously died of an accidental heroin overdose in 2000.
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