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Man Who Toppled Ancient Rock Suing for Disability
A Boy Scout leader who came under fire for pushing over an ancient boulder in a national park filed a suit last month claiming he was suffering permanent “disability” and “impairment” from an auto accident four years ago. Glenn Taylor initially faced scrutiny after a...
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6 Things You Didn't Know About Dunkin' Donuts

We discovered 6 things about Dunkin' Donuts that you may have never guessed!
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The No Surgery Facelift That Horrifies Surgeons

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‘The Fifth Estate’ Box-Office Belly-Flop: Julian Assange Called It

Turns out WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is a better box-office analyst than he is a draw at the multiplex.
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Boy Meets World Star Danielle Fishel Marries Longtime Boyfriend

Boy Meets World star Danielle Fishel has gotten married, People reports. Fishel, 32, wed boyfriend Tim Belusko, 25, in a short ceremony in downtown Los Angeles
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Urban wineries bring taste of the vineyard into the city(10 photos)

From Seattle to Orlando, more and more winemakers are crafting whites and reds in cities rather than the countryside. Here's where to find some of North America’s best urban winemakers. | By Kate Parham

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Violence hits Montenegro capital's first Gay Pride march

Podgorica (Montenegro) (AFP) - Twenty police officers were injured on Sunday in clashes with hundreds of stone-throwing protesters opposed to the first Gay Pride march held in Montenegro's capital, a hospital said.
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Obamacare Penalties: 3 Things to Know Before 2014

Obamacare penalties are coming soon. Here are the 3 things you must know before it's too late.
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Former Fla. governor told Texas senator to come up with an alternative

During an interview for “This Week,” former Republican Florida Gov. Jeb Bush encouraged Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz – who told ABC News that he would do “anything” to stop Obamacare – to come up with an alternative and show some restraint if his aim was to...
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Asteroid Seen on Collision Course With Earth; NASA Says Don't Worry

Ukrainian scientists have discovered a massive asteroid named 2013 TV135 and have predicted that it will hit earth 19 years from now, but the experts who track this space junk say the odds are in against a strike.
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The Attack On Michael Bay In Hong Kong As A Comic Strip

We know Michael Bay was involved in some sort...
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Mystery girl in Greek Roma camp abandoned by mother: lawyers

Athens (AFP) - A young girl found in Greece in the company of a Roma couple who are not her biological parents was given up by her mother because she could not raise her, the couple's lawyers said Saturday.
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Slow Cook Your Sunday Dinner with 5 Great Recipes

Slow Cooker Shredded Pork with 'Skillet Apples' RecipeA slow cooker makes this dish a snap. This fall-inspired dish is perfect for a Sunday dinner, as you can take the leftovers to work the next day, putting them into a sandwich, wrap, or simply serving them with a little brown rice for a…
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10 Perks Congress Has That You Don't

Being less popular than dog poop, traffic jams, and lines at the DMV has its perks. Here are 10 incredible Congressional perks that the average Joe simply doesn't have.
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Running of the bulls comes to America (15 photos)

Some 3,000 daredevils decked out in white outfits and red scarves dodged bulls at a Georgia horse park to get a taste of the running of the bulls, as made famous in Spain. Horse riders herded 18 bulls into a fenced course for the event, dubbed the Great Bull Run. Many stood alongside the fence as…

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Prince George makes second outing for christening of the year

By Belinda Goldsmith LONDON (Reuters) - After arriving to a global media frenzy, Britain's Prince George will make his second official appearance this week at a christening designed to be as low-key as possible for the world's most-hyped baby. Prince George, third-in-line to the British throne,…
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The World's Largest Wedding Cake

Prepare to be stunned by this gargantuan beauty
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Soccer-La Liga results and standings

Oct 20 (Infostrada Sports) - Results and standings from the La Liga matches on Sunday Sunday, October 20Granada CF 0 Getafe 2 Real Betis 1 Elche 2 Real Valladolid 2 Sevilla 2 Almeria 0 Rayo Vallecano 1 Saturday, October 19Osasuna 0 Barcelona 0 Espanyol 1 Atletico Madrid 0 Real Madrid 2 Malaga 0…
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Escaped Florida Killers 'Knew Their Days Were Numbered' Upon Surrender

The Two Men Succumbed to Officials at a Panama City Hotel
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Nancy Pelosi: Obamacare Rollout Glitches 'Unacceptable'

This morning on “This Week,” House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said the website glitches around the rollout of the president’s signature health care law were “unacceptable.” “As far as the Affordable Care Act, as I call it, the fact is, that yes what has...
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Gilbert Melendez is Right Back in the Mix for a Shot at the UFC Lightweight Title

Former Strikeforce lightweight champion Gilbert Melendez is back in the mix for a shot at the UFC lightweight title after a Fight of the Night performance against Diego Sanchez at UFC 166 in Houston, picking up an unanimous decision win.
MMA Weekly
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Contrary to announcement, Israel PM not meeting pope

Jerusalem (AFP) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be meeting with Pope Francis in three days, a diplomatic source said Sunday, after the premier's office had previously said they would.
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Storm Raymond strengthens off Mexico, threatening Acapulco with more rain

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Tropical storm Raymond strengthened as it crept towards Mexico's Pacific coast on Sunday, threatening to dump more heavy rain on the beach resort of Acapulco, which is still recovering from major floods that hit the country last month. The Miami-based National Hurricane…
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Coaches Poll Top 25, Week 9: Alabama, Oregon lead in BCS poll

The Alabama Crimson Tide remain perched atop the USA Today Coaches Poll for a ninth consecutive week, having received 57 of the 62 available first-place votes following a 52-0 win over Arkansas Saturday. The Crimson Tide are followed by No. 2 Oregon, which got four first-place votes. Florida State,…
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Talladega Update: Johnson, Kenseth, Dale Jr. mixing it up

As expected, the field has been constantly fluctuating today at Talladega Superspeedway in the Camping World RV Sales 500 – the sixth race of the 2013 Chase for the Sprint Cup. With the field lined up by first practice speeds after the rainout of qualifying on Saturday afternoon, Aric Almirola and…
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Greece riveted by mystery of 'blonde angel'

By Karolina Tagaris ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek police have asked Interpol to help them track down the real parents of a blonde girl with green eyes who was found in a Roma camp in central Greece. Known as Maria, the four-year-old was spotted peeking out from under a blanket at a Roma settlement near…
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Detroit museum could fall victim to city bankruptcy

Detroit (AFP) - There are few places where the former majesty of the US auto industry is more keenly captured than among the Diego Rivera murals at the Detroit Institute of Arts.
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Signs of rift between Israel and US over Iran

JERUSALEM (AP) — Just days after the first round of global nuclear talks with Iran, a rift appears to be emerging between Israel and its closest ally, the United States.
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How to Get Rid of Bad Breath in Your Dog

Simple chronic halitosis. Whether we're talking humans or pets, bad breath is a big deal. It's a stinky problem, but take heart. In most cases there's a lot you can do to keep bad breath at bay.
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Korea to Japan: Time running out for 'comfort women' resolution

Kim Bok-dong and Kihl Wan-ok, two wizened octogenarian women, do not look as if they could pose much of a threat to US grand strategy in the Pacific. Nor do they intend to do so.
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Kanye West Brings on Jesus for 'Yeezus' Tour Kickoff

Kanye West kicked off his highly anticipated Yeezus tour at Seattle’s Key Arena on Saturday night with a two-hour-plus show that was as emotionally unsettling as it was awe-inspiring. Kendrick L[...]
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Is Intel’s $99 Tablet Bad News for Apple?

A recent report claims Intel is planning to release a $99 tablet by the holiday shopping season, which could be bad news for Apple's industry-dominating iPad.
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Long-lunching, late-working Spain mulls changing times

Madrid (AFP) - Spanish lawmakers want to shift the country back a time zone and impose more healthy, family-friendly working hours: a tricky job in a land known for siestas and late-night partying.
AFP
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Republicans blame each other after shutdown fiasco

Republicans began a new week still attacking each other following the government shutdown.
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Soccer-Ferdinand added to FA commission after diversity criticism

LONDON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand was added to a commission set up by the English Football Association to improve the national team on Sunday after it was criticised by an FA board member for lacking diversity. The FA said that England manager Roy Hodgson had also been…
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Work begins on Calif. bullet train, locals angry

Trucks loaded with tomatoes, milk and almonds clog the two main highways that bisect California's farm heartland, carrying goods to millions along the Pacific Coast and beyond. This dusty stretch of land ...
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6 Great Sunday Stews to Feed the Entire Family

Guinness Stew Recipe (pictured)Rumor has it that when Arthur Guinness first signed the lease to an unused brewery in the St. James section of Dublin, he was so confident in his brew that he made a deal to own the space for 9,000 years. Centuries later, it is safe to say that it was a smart…
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Philadelphia police chief warns of potential curse of technology

By Chris Francescani (Reuters) - Government surveillance is sparking debate over public security and personal privacy, and the technology will be "both the benefactor and the curse of policing," according to one of the nation's top police officers. The latest tools such as facial recognition…
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Park renamed in memory of Autumn Pasquale

A South Jersey community moved to heal the wounds of a horrible crime by remembering the young victim.
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Are These Big Dividend Stocks a Bargain?

Over the past year, a number of the highest-yielding dividend stocks on the S&P 500 have taken massive hits to their share prices. Does this mean they're now a buy?
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Stevens fell asleep during Red Sox win in Game 6

MONTREAL — A well-rested Brad Stevens seems to be a good thing for the Boston Red Sox who advanced to the World Series on Saturday with their 5-2 Game 6 win over the Detroit Tigers in the American League Championship Series. Stevens was watching the game . . . sort of."It was awesome," Stevens…
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Lamborghini officially reveals new Veneno Roadster

Sexy or vulgar – whatever you thought of the Veneno which Lamborghini unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show this past March, it didn't much matter. Because by the time we saw it, all three examples were already bought and paid for... at the equivalent of $3.9 million each. But if you had that much cash…
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3 Top Horror Movies That Changed Filmmaking: Beyond Carrie's Dull Opening Weekend

Carrie opened just third at the box office this weekend, which isn't a strong performance for pre-Halloween movies. Here are three horror movies that didn't disappoint.
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Touching tribute for young athlete battling cancer

A touching gesture took place on the football field, giving a teen cancer patient the shot at making it into the end-zone.
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How Science Figured Out the Age of the Earth
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Facts about California's high-speed rail plan

— How much will it cost: The current price tag is listed as $68 billion, but it has fluctuated wildly. California's High-Speed Rail Authority says it is still cheaper than building dozens of new airport ...
Associated Press
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Will Apple’s MacBook Air Recall Hurt New MacBook Pro Sales?

Apple has announced a recall for certain models of the MacBook Air less than a week before it is expected to unveil a refreshed MacBook Pro at a media event on Tuesday.
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Ga. Trial Flashes Back to 1887 Mass Slaying of 9

Prosecutors trying Ga. man in killing of 8 give jury brief lesson on 1887 slayings near Macon
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3 Dead-End Jobs to Avoid (Despite the Decent Pay)

These three occupations are on the decline -- so avoid them at all costs.
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Report: Ndamukong Suh invited to meeting at league offices

NFL Vice President of Operations Merton Hanks admitted this week that the hit on Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden that drew a $31,500 fine for Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh $31,500 was not an “egregious” offense. Hanks said part of the reason for the fine on a hit that wasn’t penalized was…
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What Would Defunding Obamacare Mean?

Lawmakers fought a big battle over defunding Obamacare as part of the controversy over the government shutdown. But do you understand what it would really mean to defund Obamacare? We've got the answers ...
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2 restaurants catch on fire in west Houston

HFD arson investigators are looking into the cause of a blaze that caught two restaurants on fire Saturday morning
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Selling gold: Apple debuts its first iPhone 5S TV spot

Just a few days after Apple rolled out its first print ads for the iPhone 5S on the back of several magazines, the company has debuted the first TV commercial for its flagship device during a football broadcast on FOX. The spot, dubbed "Metal Mastered," is set to "Ooh La La" by Goldfrapp — a music…
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Oregon’s defensive coordinator calls Washington State is ‘low class’

With seconds remaining on Oregon’s blowout win against Washington State, the Cougars were still throwing. And Oregon defensive coordinator Nick Aliotii wasn’t happy about it. Washington State quarterback Connor Halliday set an NCAA record with 89 pass attempts and set … Continue reading →
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Video: Beauty and the Beast Stars on 'Shattered' Cat, a 'Warmer' Vincent and an 'Oh $#*!' Moment

The CW’s Beauty and the Beast, which already got fans a-frettin’ when Catherine found her MIA love sans his memory, amplified that angst in Season 2′s second episode by having Vincent beast out on his beauty, lobbing her across the […]
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‘Disney Infinity’ Is Gearing Up to Be a Hot Holiday Item

'Disney Infinity' is poised to be one of the hottest items this holiday season, with sales of starter kits exceeding 1 million.
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Allen Craig runs, takes another round of live BP

Allen Craig — who has been sidelined since early September with a Lisfranc injury — is hoping to be available as a DH and pinch-hitter for the Cardinals in their World Series matchup with the Red Sox. Craig went through a workout on Friday morning at Busch Stadium in St. Louis and reported feeling…
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Will Windows 8.1 Redeem Microsoft?

And is it an admission of failure?
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Fugitive UBS banker arrested in Italy luxury hotel

Rome (Italy) (AFP) - A former top executive at Swiss banking giant UBS wanted in the United States for allegedly helping wealthy Americans hide $20 billion (15 billion euros) from the taxman has been arrested in Italy, police said Sunday.
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3 Reasons You Shouldn't Take Investing Tips From Al Gore

Gore is calling for a carbon bubble -- should you be worried?
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Hyundai's Risky Fuel-Cell Vehicle Could Be a Massive Success

Hyundai is betting big that FCEVs are the next big thing in “green technology.” Will it pay off?
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Are We Close To Reading Minds? - Discovery News

Technology has opened up incredible doors for us. And now, it's opening up a door into the human mind as well. Anthony Carboni reports on a new device that can read what's going on inside the human brain!
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Samsung Galaxy S 4 vs. Galaxy S III: what's changed?

Okay, okay, we all get it: the Galaxy S 4 looks a lot like last year's model. But there are of course some differences, most notably on the inside, where the phone steps up to either an Exynos 5 or Snapdragon chip, depending on the region. As is our way, we've combed the spec sheets for both models…
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Baylor cracks coaches’ poll Top Five as change reigns

Just a few hours ahead of the first release in the final year of the BCS, and as expected based upon the carnage Saturday, change is at the forefront of the latest USA Today coaches’ poll. In the poll that constitutes one-third of the BCS rankings, there are five new faces inside the Top Ten…
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Serena Williams in group with Petra Kvitova

Top-ranked titleholder Serena Williams will face former winner Petra Kvitova in her group at the WTA Championships, which start Tuesday in Istanbul.
The Associated Press
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NSA hacked Mexican president's email, according to latest leaks

The United States has for years carried out extensive surveillance and eavesdropping operations targeting Mexico's government, according to new evidence obtained by Spiegel Online. The German publication says its information comes directly from classified intelligence leaked by Edward…
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Marvel vs. DC: Comparing the Comic Worlds

Contributor Tim Beyers explains who owns comic giants Marvel and DC, and some of the differences between them.
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The Simple Feature That Could Save Obamacare

Why Washington, D.C., needs to copy Washington state's insurance exchange.
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Exxon Mobil's big threat: a calculator

Global institutions loading up on oil and gas investments have been warned by the OECD that they may need to begin calculating the carbon risk in their assets.
CNBC
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Good News for the iPhone at Verizon

Are you wondering how many iPhones Apple sold last quarter? Verizon just gave the world a big hint.
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2013 Midnignt Madness (13 photos)

Midnight Madness is the first day that the NCAA permits college basketball practices. Teams bring out all the bells and whistles to kick off the season.

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Drake Cancels Philadelphia Show on Second Night of Tour

Drake canceled his concert in Philadelphia last night, pulling the plug on the date an hour after the show was scheduled to start. Philly.com reports that fans had already entered the Wells Fargo Cent[...]
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5 "Facts" About Drinking that Just Are Not True

We set out to discredit a few alcohol myths that have been bothering us since our college days
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Say goodbye to hairy Brent Burns on Nov. 1 (but for a good cause)

You might know Brent Burns as a San Jose Shark defenseman turned forward. Others may know him as the six-foot-five, homeless-looking dude walking around the streets of San Jose, unaware he’s a professional hockey player. Burns’ facial follicle frenzy has … Continue reading →
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5 Stocks That Will Make Big Moves Tomorrow

By looking at stocks with a high short interest, we can anticipate big moves when earnings come out.
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9 Cars Heating Up in 2013

Despite the fascination with trucks, American consumers are still snatching up cars. Here are the nine cars that gained more than the competition in 2013.
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Orionid Meteor Shower Peaking Now: See Shards of Halley's Comet Online

The leaves are turning, there's a nip in the air and the Orionid meteor shower spawned by Halley's Comet is at its peak overnight tonight (Oct. 20).
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Federer reflects on mistakes of playing injured

BASEL, Switzerland (AP) -- Roger Federer thinks he made mistakes this year by playing when injured, but insists he is ready for a strong finish to his most difficult season.
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Bayern Munich hit four to go top, Borussia Dortmund also win

Mario Goetze leads Bayern to a 4-1 win against Mainz while Borussia Dortmund beat Hannover 1-0 in the Bundesliga.
Reuters Videos
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From impossible to inevitable: Why Colts had to cut Peyton Manning

Decision to part ways with QB was "difficult" and painful for Colts.
USA TODAY
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Cranky old men of rock continue war on Spotify

First it was Thom Yorke; now David Byrne has become a talking head on Spotify. Old men of rock just don't see Spotify as much of a music rebel.
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Are You Ready for Dow 9,400?

Even though the Dow is approaching all-time record highs, you always have to be aware of the risk of a downturn. With average bear markets forcing investors to survive 40% losses, you need to know what ...
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Former SD Mayor Bob Filner Booked, Released From Jail

Former San Diego Mayor Bob Filner was formally booked and released at the downtown jail. The disgraced mayor, who has confessed to one felony county of false imprisonment by violence and two misdemeanor counts of battery, was processed at the Central Jail one day before he was supposed to.
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On Tuesday, Apple Will Make You Want To Buy An Apple TV For The Holidays

There are three likely scenarios for Apple TV at Tuesday's announcement, and any of them will make my want to buy an Apple TV in time for the holidays.
Forbes
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Viral Video Encourages Women to 'Lay Their Boobs on Stuff' for an Important Cause

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and though this is the time of year we love to wrap absolutely everything we own and buy in the color pink, there's a new way to further the cause—by "laying your boobs on stuff."
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5 Misconceptions About the Mortgage Industry

Mortgage brokers weigh in on the five biggest misconceptions about their industry.
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Why Can’t You Lease a Tesla?

Many consumers lease high-end vehicles rather than purchasing them; Tesla would love to provide similar offers, but faces some short-term hurdles along the way.
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The Biggest Victim of the Debt Ceiling Deal: Your Retirement

Your Retirement Savings Was the Biggest Victim of the Debt Ceiling Deal
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The Eagles offense is offensive

The Philadelphia Eagles have had one of the most prolific offenses in the league this season, but that production was nowhere to be found in Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys.
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Is This Proof of Apple’s Touch ID iPad?

Newly leaked photos that purport to show Apple’s upcoming iPad 5 and iPad mini 2 have emerged online from two separate sources.
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3 Things to Know Before Buying a Rental Property

While rental properties can be attractive investments at first glance -- here are three things to keep in mind before you buy one.
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'Boy Meets World' star ties the knot in L.A.

Actress Danielle Fishel marries boyfriend of five years.
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Two Republicans in runoff for Louisiana congressional seat

By Kathy Finn NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Two Republicans seeking to fill an open congressional seat from Louisiana will compete in a runoff election after none of the 14 candidates garnered enough votes to win the weekend's open primary. State Senator Neil Riser and businessman Vance McAllister will…
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College football fanatics - Week 8 (21 photos)

College football brings out some of the most passionate fans in all of sports. These fanatics do not take the game of football lightly. Take a look at our favorite football enthusiasts from around the NCAA.

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Jeff Ayres says Heat players were ‘trying to take out his knees’ during preseason game vs. Spurs

Jeff Ayres (formerly Jeff Pendergraph) played for the Indiana Pacers last season, a team that took the eventual champion Heat to seven games during the Eastern Conference Finals. In the final game of the series, with the score out of hand and the contest having already been decided, Ayres got into…
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Mischa Barton: 25 Things You Don't Know About Me

Mischa Barton is Sophia Monet in the new movie I Will Follow You Into the Dark, which is in theaters now. Here, the O.C. alum, 27, gets personal with Us!
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Flu Update: What You Need to Know for 2013

The flu vaccine for the 2013-14 year is now widely available. And there are more vaccine choices than ever. It can be overwhelming. I’ve talked about the influenza previously, but here are some updates for the upcoming flu season
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Why Family Dollar Is Not the Best Dollar Store

Intense competition is throttling Family Dollar's growth.
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Obama confronts Obamacare criticism

President Obama and aides try to deal with criticism of the debut of health exchanges.
USA TODAY
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NASCAR Talladega 2013: Start time, TV schedule for Camping World RV Sales 500

The 32nd race of the NASCAR Sprint Cup and sixth race of the Chase is on the docket for Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway, with the Camping World RV Sales 500. It's a close Chase this year, with Matt Kenseth holding a narrow lead in the points with 2225, while Jimmie Johnson is just four back at…
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Depp salutes Christopher Lee at London festival

LONDON (AP) — Johnny Depp has made a surprise appearance at the London Film Festival to give a career honor to horror icon Christopher Lee.
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Rockets remain undecided on starter at power forward

The Houston Rockets will trot out one of the best lineups in the Western Conference, loaded with star power in James Harden and Dwight Howard, but there's still the question of who starts at power forward. Head coach Kevin McHale, not dry for options, might go into the season "with different…
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The Madness Of The Syria Proxy War In One Chart

The Syrian war, now in its 31st month, has...
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Here’s Why BofA May Eliminate This Profitable Banking Feature

Bank of America is now considering introducing checking accounts that would not permit customers to overdraw their accounts.
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Best of NFL Week 7 (30 photos)

NFL football is here and we have all of the photos for you. Want to see diving catches, bone-chilling sacks, and leaping running backs? Well then you have come to the right place!

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Jeb Bush: DC Distaste Won't Impact Potential 2016 Bid

Former Republican Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said that recent polling showing a distaste for Washington would not impact his decision on whether or not to seek the presidency in 2016. “No, my decisions won’t relate to this. It deeply disturbs me as an American that...
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A report of classlessness from Fenway Park

Seems like we get one of these every other series. Ben Verlander — the younger brother of Tigers right-hander Justin Verlander — apparently encountered some childish behavior Saturday during Game 6 of the ALCS at Boston’s Fenway Park. Ben sent this from his personal Twitter account near the end of…
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Hopes dim for immigration reform

Congress running out of time for action this year.
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Martha Stewart’s Blogger Blunder

It would seem that the right hand does not know what the left hand is up to over at Martha Stewart Living. And that Martha herself doesn’t quite get social media and blogging. I’d bet real money that there has been some gnashing of teeth this week by the PR department/PR agency that handles Martha...
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Allen Craig injury: Cardinals 1B takes batting practice, works on baserunning

St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Allen Craig took batting practice against Shelby Miller on Sunday afternoon, Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
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Relative: Egyptian family rejects Israel honor

CAIRO (AP) — A member of the family of the first Arab honored by Israel for risking his life to save Jews during the Holocaust says the family isn't interested in the recognition.
Associated Press
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Pats' Gronkowski makes debut vs Jets

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -- Rob Gronkowski made his season debut for the New England Patriots.
The Associated Press
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Why You Need a Good Cry - Discovery News

There's nothing quite like a good cry. It's a universal human activity that, according to new research, can do all kinds of beneficial things to the body and mind. Laci Green is joined by Brain Stuff's Ben Bowlin to tell you all about it.
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Kennedy's vision for mental health never realized

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The last piece of legislation President John F. Kennedy signed turns 50 this month: the Community Mental Health Act, which helped transform the way people with mental illness are treated and cared for in the United States.
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Air Force sergeant surprised w/ car makeover after overseas mission

An Air Force master sergeant was in for a surprise when he returned from an overseas mission, thanks to his loving community.
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The 5 Most Acclaimed Directors and Their Current Projects

Here's a list of the five working directors with the most Best Picture wins and nominations, and what they're currently working on.
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Cain Velasquez stops Junior Dos Santos in 5th

HOUSTON (AP) — Cain Velasquez stopped Junior Dos Santos in the fifth round Saturday night at UFC 166 to retain the heavyweight title.
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Tropical Storm Raymond forms in Pacific off Mexico

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Tropical Storm Raymond steamed Sunday toward Mexico's southern Pacific coast, an area devastated by rains and mudslides from tropical storm Manuel in September.
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NBA news roundup: Jason Terry to return Wednesday against Celtics

Jason Terry, who was traded from the Boston Celtics to the Brooklyn Nets this summer, will make his Nets debut Wednesday in Boston. He has been recovering from offseason surgery on his right knee and went through his first full practice on Friday.
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Reality Check: Best of the Battle Rounds! Plus: Are the Coaches Screwing Up the 'Steal'?

It was the best of the Battle Rounds and the worst of the “Steals.” With apologies to Dickens, that pretty much sums up last week’s activity on The Voice. PHOTOS | Glee Sets Its End Date — But What Do […]
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5 ranked SEC teams fall in crazy day for league

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- It may rank as the craziest weekend in recent Southeastern Conference history.
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More arrests expected after escaped Fla. killers nabbed

Authorities have shifted attention to finding out who made the phony court documents.
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Rangers G Biron retires

New York Rangers goaltender Martin Biron announced his retirement Sunday, just days after being waived by the team.
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Natural Gas Could Fuel Sales of This Ford Truck

Ford’s F-150 will soon be running on natural gas, which could fuel sales.
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Yang beats Seo in playoff to win KEB HanaBank

INCHEON, South Korea (AP) — Amy Yang birdied the first playoff hole on Sunday to beat South Korean compatriot Hee Kyung Seo and win the KEB HanaBank Championship for her first career title.
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Soccer-France defender Evra in trouble over 'bums' remark

(Writes through with Deschamps, Lizarazu reaction) By Julien Pretot PARIS, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Patrice Evra's international career was in jeopardy once again when the France defender was summoned by French federation president Noel Le Graet and coach Didier Deschamps to explain himself after…
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College basketball roundup: Calipari and Izzo opt against subtlety at Midnight Madness events

Midnight Madness festivities, a fall rite of passage for college basketball fans, have been going on for a few weeks now. A handful of top programs rolled out the red carpets this weekend, wowing fans with over-the-top, pricy spectacles to build a wave of optimism heading into the new season. And,…
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Sony's PS4 May Beat Microsoft's Xbox One

After 32 months, we have a new king of the hill in consoles.
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Idle Wolverines have a lot to work on before Nov 2

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- Michigan has almost two weeks to get ready for its next game at Michigan State.
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LSU vs. Ole Miss reaction: Tigers frustrated in Oxford upset

The No. 6 LSU Tigers suffered one of the biggest upsets of the college football season, bowing out at Ole Miss, 27-24. The Tigers came back from a 17-0 deficit in the second half, but after finally tying the game with 3:19 left, LSU couldn't get Ole Miss off the field, and the Rebels booted a…
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Two convicted killers captured after escaping from Florida prison

Florida authorities captured two convicted murderers who escaped from prison using forged documents. Deborah Gembara reports.
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Did Amazon Just Drop an Apple TV Clue?

If you’re thinking about buying a new Apple TV, you may want to wait a few days.
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Report: Cowboys looking to deal running back DeMarco Murray before trade deadline

The Indianapolis Colts gave up on Trent Richardson earlier this season. It now appears the Dallas Cowboys are ready to throw in the towel on running back DeMarco Murray. Murray sustained a knee injury in Dallas’ previous game and is … Continue reading →
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Case Keenum could remain Texans starting quarterback

Case Keenum is making his NFL debut on Sunday for the Houston Texans, in a game that could turn into an extended look as the starting quarterback according to a report from Jason La Canfora.
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'Gravity' Tops Box Office, WikiLeaks Movie 'The Fifth Estate' Flops

"Gravity" continued to exert a dominant pull on the box office this weekend while a new movie about Wikileaks proved about as popular with the public as the organization is with the U.S. government....
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Clippers coach Doc Rivers makes the call to cover the Lakers championship banners at Staples Center

The Los Angeles Clippers and Lakers both moved into the Staples Center during the 1999-00 season, the only NBA teams to share an arena. Since then, the Lakers have hoisted five NBA championship banners to add to their 16 in … Continue reading →
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Obamacare Said to Take in Almost 500,000 Applications

Almost 500,000 Americans have submitted applications for health insurance through the online exchanges being run by the federal government and 14 states, according to an Obama administration official.
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Kendall Jenner Shares Sweet Photo With Baby North West Holding On to Her Finger: Picture

Kendall Jenner shared an adorable photo with baby North West via Instagram on Friday, Oct. 18; Just three days prior, big sister Khloe Kardashian posed for a similar black and white photo
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Healthy Eating Can Help Marathoners Cross Finish Line

SUNDAY, Oct. 20 (HealthDay News) -- With the New York City Marathon just two weeks away, a sports diet expert advises runners that proper nutrition and hydration are crucial for anyone training for the Nov. 3 race. Long-distance runners are at ris...
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QB questions, losses plague Kansas once again

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -- Another high-profile transfer is struggling at Kansas.
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Iran nuclear deal could improve ties with Europe

Tehran (AFP) - An accord reached with world powers over Iran’s controversial nuclear programme could help Tehran foster better ties with Europe, visiting members of the European Parliament said here Sunday.
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Chargers beat winless Jaguars 24-6

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Philip Rivers threw for 285 yards and a touchdown, Ryan Mathews ran for 110 yards and a score, and the surging San Diego Chargers beat the winless Jacksonville Jaguars 24-6 Sunday.
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No. 8 Stanford back in hunt for Pac-12, BCS titles

STANFORD, Calif. (AP) -- Any worries Stanford coach David Shaw had about how his team would respond from a loss at Utah last week subsided when more players showed up in the weight room the following day - a voluntary day off - than any time in the last two years.
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Argentine scientists tap cow burps for natural gas

By Maximiliano Rizzi BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine scientists have found a way to transform the gas created by the bovine digestive system into fuel, an innovation that could curb greenhouse gases that cause global warming. Using a system of valves and pumps, the experimental technique…
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Bulldogs try to regroup, heal up during open week

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- First, the injuries started mounting up for the Georgia Bulldogs. Now the losses are too along with any hopes of getting back to Atlanta for a second straight season.
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Giants look for first win vs struggling Vikings

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) -- The New York Giants have a pretty good hunch what to expect from Minnesota with newcomer Josh Freeman taking over at quarterback for the struggling Vikings.
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Box Office: 'Gravity' No. 1 Again With $31 Million; 'Fifth Estate' Flops With $1.7 Million

Thanks to adults, "Captain Phillips" also stands tough to come in No. 2 ahead of "Carrie," which debuts to $17 million; Sylvester Stallone-Arnold Schwarzenegger action pic "Escape Plan" falters at No. 5 with $9.8 million.
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Soccer-English premier league results and standings

Oct 20 (Infostrada Sports) - Results and standings from the English premier league matches on Sunday Sunday, October 20Aston Villa 0 Tottenham Hotspur 2 Saturday, October 19Arsenal 4 Norwich City 1 Chelsea 4 Cardiff City 1 Everton 2 Hull City 1 Manchester United 1 Southampton 1 Newcastle United 2…
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Jay Cutler injury: Bears QB limps off field and into locker room

UPDATE: Jay Cutler has suffered a groin injury and has been ruled out for the rest of the game. After limping into the tunnel, he had to be carried to a cart and shuttled to the training room.
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'This Week': Jeb Bush on Education

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush on the state of education in America.
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AP sources: 476,000 Obamacare applications filed

WASHINGTON (AP) — Administration officials say about 476,000 health insurance applications have been filed through federal and state exchanges, the most detailed measure yet of the problem-plagued rollout of President Barack Obama's signature legislation.
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Bergkamp: Ozil is what Arsenal was missing

The Gunners legend believes the German, who has hit the ground running in England and scored twice against Norwich on Saturday, has galvanized the rest of the squad.
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2013 BCS rankings countdown show TV schedule, online streaming

The first BCS standings of 2013 will be released Sunday, and with them returns ESPN's BCS countdown show. The broadcast will air weekly and unveil the fresh standings from No. 25 to No. 1.
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Red Sox to the World Series and beyond

Maybe it was the memory of Dustin Pedroia’s third inning blast that missed the foul pole by less than half the length of Dustin Pedroia. Or maybe it was the memory of Xander Bogaerts’ “home run anywhere but Fenway” double in the fifth, or Jonny Gomes’ seventh-inning laser that left a dent about two…
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Top 25 Roundup

Missouri took control of the SEC East and a new contender emerged in the SEC West.
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These Tigers died as they lived

The 2013 Detroit Tigers finished one game ahead of the 2013 Cleveland Indians.
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Vick could be back next week, if Eagles want him back

It’s been a strange 14 days for the Eagles. While quarterbacks Nick Foles and Mike Vick seem to be getting along (after all, they did a joint press conference), bizarre dynamics continue to be play regarding Vick’s status. It could get more bizarre soon. Per a league source, Vick could return to…
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Is This Industry Going to Be the Next Obamacare Battleground?

With the United Food and Commercial Workers and Allied Employers butting heads in a big way in Washington state, unions could be readying to play hardball across the U.S. because of Obamacare and plan ...
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UFC 166 Results: John Dodson Sends Darrell Montague Crashing to the Canvas

UFC flyweight John Dodson has quickly made a name for himself in the lightest division in the world’s premier fighting organization with his rare combination of athletic brilliance and uncommon knockout prowess.
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Halloween Horror: ‘Carrie’ Falls Flat After ‘Gravity’ Wins 3rd Weekend And #1 Global, ‘Escape Plan’ Trapped, ‘Fifth Estate’ Flops

Technical problems delayed box office updates. SUNDAY NOON, 5TH UPDATE: First the good news: Warner Bros’ Gravity continued to defy the laws of box office playing in the widest release of 3,820 theaters. The only question mark was whether the Alfonso Cuaron/Sandra Bullock 3D space drama could orbit…
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Cowboys lose faith in DeMarco Murray as franchise RB

Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray will miss Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles with a sprained knee, and Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports that the team is losing faith in him as its franchise running back.
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Windows 8.1: Microsoft's Online Investments Might Finally Pay Off

Microsoft is using its Google competitors to update Windows in a bid to give it a more Apple-like experience.
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'This Week': 2016 Forecast

Jeb Bush and the powerhouse roundtable weigh in on 2016 prospects.
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'Gravity' still hovering atop N. America box office

Los Angeles (AFP) - Space disaster movie "Gravity" hovered atop the North American box office for a third consecutive week, earning just over $31 million, industry estimates showed Sunday.
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The 2013 World Series schedule is set

With the Boston Red Sox's ALCS win Saturday night, the 2013 World Series is now locked in. The Red Sox, who beat the Detroit Tigers in six games, will meet the St. Louis Cardinals, who beat the Los Angeles Dodgers … Continue reading →
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Obama frustrated by snags in healthcare rollout: Lew

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama is frustrated by the problems in the rollout of his signature healthcare reform and the administration intends to fix them, but the program's real test will not come until early next year, Treasury...
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Oprah Winfrey Hosts Yard Sale

Loads of stuff, from furniture to fine art, is up for grabs.
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Syrian firefighters battle blazing trucks after Hama suicide attack

Syrian firefighting crews try to subdue fires on burning vehicles after suicide bomber driving a truck kills at least 31 people in Hama. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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Morning Skate: Sunday, Oct. 20

* Larry Brooks has a column on Martin Brodeur that made me sad. It looks like the New Jersey Devils goaltender is at the very end of the road, though it appears nobody in Jersey is going to tell him so. * Ryan Kesler and the Sedin Twins have turned into something called “Beastmodo” for the…
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Napoleon defeated in Leipzig, again

Leipzig (Germany) (AFP) - Thousands of history buffs in early 19th-century costumes took to a historic battlefield outside Leipzig, Germany, on Sunday to reenact the Battle of the Nations that left French emperor Napoleon's army critically beaten 200 years ago.
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Fiat: A Bet on 2 Auto Recoveries

Fiat is set to benefit from a recovery in North America and Europe.
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