Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Hey there. This is Dunk. Dunk is a trash can taken from the stuff of nightmares and repurposed by the NSA to promote Earth Day. 
  
 The NSA is currently hosting a STEM Recycling Challenge in Maryland schools in an attempt encourage students to consider what happens to the junk they discard daily. Now, whatever else there is to say about the NSA (and boy, there is a lot) trying to get kids to recycle is fine. An admirable enough goal. But not this way. Not. This. Way. 
  
 Let's take a look at Dunk: 
  
 Ignore for a second the fact that Dunk is dressed like a cross between an inoffensive cartoon toddler and a dad who hates when sand touches his feet, and focus on his face. What expression is that? Casually disguised stomach trouble? Drinking orange juice after brushing your teeth? Barely concealed social anxiety? 
  
 Why are his eyebrows just raised bumps seemingly molded out of excess plastic? Who is Dunk's dentist? And most importantly: Why are Dunk's biceps so incredibly sculpted? 
  
 If, after all this, you need to hear Dunk's voice, you can watch him talk about the importance of recycling in the video below. ||||| The seed for Wide00014 was: 
  
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 The Fort Meade, Md., institution has a new pro-recycling mascot named “Dunk” that it’s using as part of an effort to get students in Maryland schools to cut down on their trash. 
  
 In a new eight-minute video released ahead of Wednesday's Earth Day, Dunk — a blue, anthropomorphized recycling bin — explained the NSA’s commitment to recycling. Then, it offered students a project of their own. 
  
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 “To keep as much material out of local landfills as possible, NSA has operated recycling programs for decades,” Dunk says in the video, noting that the agency recycles about 13 million pounds of garbage every year. 
  
 The video urges school students to perform a “waste audit” by analyzing trash to find how much can be recycled instead of sent to a landfill. Then, they should come up with ways to reduce the amount of trash, such as using reusable plastic bottles or lunch bags. 
  
 “When you see firsthand the trash that is generated in your school, we hope you’ll become more interested in reducing waste both at school and at home,” the mascot said. 
  
 “After all, you’re the future generation of this planet, so we need to keep it green for you and for all future generations.” 
  
 Dunk is not the only mascot the NSA has used in the past. 
  
 As part of the agency’s CryptoKids outreach — which seeks to get children interested in codebreaking, it has more than a half-dozen cartoon characters including Decipher Dog, Crypto Cat and Rosetta Stone — a language analyst fox. |||||
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The NSA has revealed its mascot for Earth Day tomorrow, and though the fact that the agency has a recycling mascot is odd enough, Gizmodo reports it's "an anthropomorphized and oddly buff recycling bin named Dunk" that "breaks new ground creepiness-wise." The Verge, meanwhile, thinks he's the "stuff of nightmares." Dunk was created out of a partnership with Maryland schools to encourage students to limit what they throw away. The mascot also touts the NSA's recycling efforts in a lengthy video. Dunk joins the NSA's other cartoon characters, including Decipher Dog, Crypto Cat, and a language analyst fox named Rosetta Stone, the Hill reports. (Click for more creepy mascots.)