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Usually, I’m not the kind of person who gets stressed about all kinds of stuff, but there is one place where it hurts a little: when I can see there’s something new which I ought to look at, but there is no time. …
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - With a plasma TV, a DVD player, $172000 (87600 pounds) in cash, gym equipment, two refrigerators and a couple of guns, Genilson Lino da Silva had everything he needed for a luxurious life — in his Brazilian …
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OLYMPIA, Wash. - A man jumping on the hoods of several cars at an Olympia used car lot caused about $3400 damage to five cars on Monday. The man ran away when witnesses yelled. A Thurston County sheriff’s deputy stopped an 18-year-old …
Credit:Footprints match suspect accused of car vandalism

I’m sure we’ll see Wayne Campbell, Dieter, Linda Richman (my personal favorite), and young Simon who likes to do drawings. Are you looking forward to a particular character or skit? Saturday Night Live: The Best of Mike Myers will air …
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Hmm . . . the American Enterprise Institute hosting a talk by mayor-appointed NY City Schools Chancellor Joel Klein? Get out! Gee, I hope Michelle Rhee will be there. The bipartisan bio for Klein, via AEI: During Klein’s tenure, the…
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LAKE CITY, Minn. - Some in eastern Minnesota say there’sa large, serpentlike creature living in the Mississippi River’s Lake Pepin below Maiden Rock. If it exists, it could fatten your bank account. The Lake City Tourism Bureau has …
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CHAPPAQUA, New York (AFP) - Salvatore Adamo — who shares the same name of a famed French-language singer of the 1960s — drove to Hillary Clinton’s estate Tuesday determined to urge her, in song, to remain in the Democratic Party’s …
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NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico (Reuters) - Elderly foreign tourists are tapping Mexican pet shops for a drug used by veterinarians to put cats and dogs to sleep that has become the sedative of choice for euthanasia campaigners. …
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