In this task, you are given news articles and you need to generate a highlight, i.e., a short summary, with a maximum length of 10 lines.

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(CNN) -- What would you see if you could fly over Mars in a plane and look out the window? Victoria Crater as seen by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. The crater is about half a mile in diameter. It must be something like the thousands of curious, intriguing and spectacular images taken by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera mounted on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. The University of Arizona, Tucson, which operates HiRISE, has just released a new batch of these photos taken in the last several months. You can check out the full set here. They reveal an alien landscape of craters, valleys, ridges, channels, weird surface patterns and other features in incredible detail. Take the stunning image on the left, which shows the muffin-cup-like Victoria Crater, a site once explored by the Mars rover Opportunity. The camera isn't looking straight down, but is pointed 22 degrees east so we get a better view of the crater's slopes, "comparable to a view from an airplane window," the university says. Looking at some of the photos, you feel like you're flying over the Grand Canyon or the Sahara. Others are distinctly extraterrestrial in nature. In all cases, the images reveal lots of details about the surface of our neighbor in the solar system. "Each full image from HiRISE covers a strip of Martian ground 6 kilometers (3.7 miles) wide, about two to four times that long, showing details as small as 1 meter, or yard, across," according to NASA's Web site. It might be the closest thing to visiting Mars without leaving your chair.

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Photos were taken by a camera mounted on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter .
They show an alien landscape of craters, valleys, ridges in incredible detail .
A new batch of these photos taken in the last several months has just been released .


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(CNN) -- Rem Koolhaas revolutionizes city landscapes with distinctive and cutting-edge buildings. Seattle's Central Library is one of Rem Koolhaas' recent builds. Responsible for the iconic CCTV headquarters in Beijing the Dutch architect was named one of "The World's Most Influential People" by Time magazine. Similar to the man himself, his buildings are not afraid to make a statement. "We felt it was very important for an entity like CCTV to make its presence felt... To generate a space and to define a space, that is the main thing," he told CNN at the opening of his "Transformer" building in Seoul, South Korea. Koolhaas admits that the current economic climate is not particularly favorable to big and bold architectural plans, but from adversity comes creativity. "Definitely there were a number of projects that we worked on put on hold, but on the other hand certain things were also accelerated because the price of construction is getting so cheap." Despite these new parameters he remains optimistic that his profession will continue to invent and be relevant, "because it means kind of smaller, but more complex and kind of interesting things, kind of related to, not necessarily with commerce, but more connected to culture and to the social world." His buildings have attracted worldwide fame and given Koolhaas himself a form of semi-celebrity status. Yet Koolhaas still feels a sense of unease being labeled a "Starchitect." "I think it's a name that is actually degrading to the vast majority of people it is applied to. And it really is a kind of political term that for certain clients is important because they use star architects. My hope is that through the current complexity that title will exit discretely and disappear," he said. He believes that by being able to respond to different demands architecture is evolving into something new. "It is not possible to live in this age if you don't have a sense of many contradictory forces," he said. "Each building has to be beautiful, but cheap and fast, but it lasts forever. That is already an incredible battery of seemingly contradictory demands. So yes, I'm definitely perhaps contradictory person, but I operate in very contradictory times."

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Dutch architect is creative force behind landmark buildings across the world .
Beijing's CCTV building and Seattle's Central Library are two bold examples .
Koolhaas embraces contradictions in a project and creative-commercial tensions .


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(CNN) -- Michelin Travel Publications rolled out the results for New York City's 2015 Michelin Guide today, and 73 area restaurants earned one or more of the guide's highest honor - the Michelin star. The Michelin Guide, or Le Guide Michelin, originated in France in 1900 and has since offered its notes, recommendations and ratings on restaurants and hotels in select cities around the globe. It published its first New York City edition in 2005. World's 50 best restaurants for 2014 . The guide's recommendations are put together by a team of "famously anonymous" inspectors, who all must undergo strict training and sign confidentiality agreements before they can file reports on their assigned establishments. The ratings for the guide are as follows: . Three stars -- "Exceptional cuisine, worth a special journey. One always eats here extremely well, sometimes superbly. Distinctive dishes are precisely executed, using superlative ingredients." Two stars -- "Excellent cuisine, worth a detour. Skillfully and carefully crafted dishes of outstanding quality." One star -- "A very good restaurant in its category. A place offering cuisine prepared to a consistently high standard." Best restaurants in America are... Here is the full list (alphabetically in each category): . Three Michelin stars: . Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare . Eleven Madison Park . Jean-Georges . Le Bernardin . Masa . Per Se . Two Michelin stars: . Aquavit . Atera . Blanca . Daniel . Ichimura . Jungsik . Marea . Momofuku Ko . Soto . One Michelin star: . Ai Fiori . Aldea . Andanada . Aureole . Babbo . Batard . Betony . Blue Hill . Bouley . The Breslin . Brushstroke . Cafe Boulud . Cafe China . Carbone . Casa Enrique . Casa Mono . Caviar Russe . Danny Brown Wine Bar & Kitchen . Delaware and Hudson . Del Posto . Dovetail . 15 East . Gotham Bar and Grill . Gramercy Tavern . Hakkasan . Jewel Bako . Juni . Junoon . Kajitsu . Kyo Ya . La Vara . Lincoln . Luksus at Torst . Meadowsweet . Minetta Tavern . The Modern . The Musket Room . M. Wells Steakhouse . NoMad . Peter Luger . Picholine . Piora . Pok Pok NY . Public . The River Cafe . Rosanjin . Seasonal . Spotted Pig . Sushi Azabu . Sushi of Gari . Take Root . Telepan . Tori Shin . Torrisi Italian Specialties . Tulsi . Wallse . Zabb Elee . ZZ's Clam Bar .

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The Michelin Guide has been published since 1900 .
It offers notes, recommendations and ratings on restaurants and hotels .
The New York City Guide has been published since 2005 .
Six restaurants were awards the highest rating: three stars .