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The search continues for missing Boston University graduate Eric Munsell when police investigating the disappearance rescued someone else Monday night from Boston Harbor.
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The most fattening foods on Earth

Fox News - 12 Feb 2014 14:30
The most fattening foods on Earth You might want to stay away from most of these foods.
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Australian officials find $160 million worth of meth hidden in kayaks shipped from China     
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Our politicians sell deception to special interests because deception fools the masses. If we could expose deception, its value would plummet and big money in politics would dry up.
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Fighting rages in Syria despite peace talks

Al Jazeera English - 12 Feb 2014 18:28
Warplanes pound rebel-held town amid reports of death toll peaking on the ground as Geneva talks continue.
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Koreas hold talks to boost tense relations

Al Jazeera English - 12 Feb 2014 07:15
North expected to demand halt to South-US military drills in a precursor to potential high-level talks with Washington.
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Militants kill 9 members of anti-Taliban militia in northwest Pakistan, police say     
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HERMOSILLO, Mexico (AP) -- Parents in the Mexican state of Sonora will no longer be allowed to name their children "Facebook," ''Rambo" or 59 other now banned given names.     
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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -- Educators, students and advocates for sex assault victims testified Tuesday before a legislative committee that is considering a bill designed to improve sexual assault policies on Connecticut's c...
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HANOI, Vietnam (AP) -- The United Nations should immediately freeze anti-drug assistance to Vietnam after the communist country sentenced 30 people to die for drug-related offenses, three human rights groups working to g...
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Syria aid mission stalls amid talks deadlock

Al Jazeera English - 12 Feb 2014 05:08
No supplies getting into besieged Homs as talks between regime and opposition in Geneva descend into slanging match.
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A small tribe of people from a remote corner of northeastern India claim they are the descendants of Jews and are seeking asylum in Israel. In the Indian state of Manipur, which borders Myanmar (Burma) to the east and Ba...
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Order: Destroy dead bin Laden photos

CNN - 12 Feb 2014 06:00
Within two weeks of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, the head of U.S. special forces issued orders that all photos of the body be either turned in or destroyed, a newly released document shows.
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Mammograms Don't Save Lives

Time - 12 Feb 2014 15:35
Mammograms Don't Save Lives Study finds they may cause 'overdiagnosis'
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2015 Ford F-150 snow plow package ready for next winter Button down the hatches.
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Earthquake Felt In Southeastern Mass.

Boston - 12 Feb 2014 06:05
Earthquake Felt In Southeastern Mass.     
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US Ambassador Visits Okinawa Amid Base Plans

ABC News - 12 Feb 2014 05:45
US ambassador visits Okinawa, meets governor who supports military base relocation plans     
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Florida Man's Fiancée Contradicts Parts of His Testimony in Killing of Teenager The shooting has drawn attention once again to the state's expansive self-defense laws that allow people who say they feel threatened to use lethal force to protect themselves.     
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Ethnic cleansing of CAR's Muslims alleged

Al Jazeera English - 12 Feb 2014 03:47
Rights group's report blames anti-Balaka fighters for attacks leading to "Muslim exodus of historic proportions".
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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) -- A group of Maine Republicans is calling on Democratic House Speaker Mark Eves to stop promoting the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act because of a possible conflict of interest an...
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A state trooper was injured and taken to Beverly Hospital by ambulance Wednesday afternoon after a car struck his cruiser in front of the Danvers State Police barracks on Maple Street, State Police said.     
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A former U.S. Army lieutenant from Oklahoma convicted of killing an Iraqi prisoner has been granted parole, the Army said Wednesday.     
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