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Uncle Sam Will Buy $69 Million Worth of Pot From Ole Miss The NIH will continue its exclusive deal with the University of Mississippi
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Newlyweds say vows in 11 countries

CNN - 24 Mar 2015 09:39
Newlyweds say vows in 11 countries A couple from Los Angeles is getting married 38 times in 38 locations across the world. Zain Asher and John Vause report.
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Chicago doctors praise Jolie's decision to undergo more preventive surgery Angelina Jolie Pitt's announcement Tuesday that she had more preventive surgery to reduce her risk of developing cancer was applauded by Chicago area physicians and advocates.
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Plainfield candidate, New Lenox cop was defendant in work-related lawsuits Brian Wojowski says his career as a New Lenox police officer has prepared him for an elected position on southwest suburban Plainfield's Village Board.
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Man sentenced to 35 years for stabbing father to death

Chicago Tribune - 24 Mar 2015 00:08
Man sentenced to 35 years for stabbing father to death A man with a history of mental illness was sentenced Monday in DuPage County to 35 years in prison for the stabbing death of his father.
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White House Official Pushes Netanyahu to 'Match Words with Action' White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough told a group of liberal, pro-Israel supporters the solution was fundamental to U.S. foreign policy
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The White House head florist is gone, and rumors are flying about why When White House chief pastry chef Bill Yosses left the executive mansion last summer, the president publicly mourned the loss of "the crust master's" mysteriously addictive pies. And when the first family's personal che...
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After weeks of record-high snowfall, makeshift one-way streets and our MBTApocalypse, Mayor Marty Walsh has had just about enough of winter.
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CAMP DAVID, Md.
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Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan sign accord on Nile dam

Al Jazeera English - 24 Mar 2015 01:54
Three countries sign deal amid fears that dam being built by Ethiopia would reduce water supply to Egypt and Sudan.
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Police officers in Philadelphia shoot a resident every week on average but are not well-trained regarding their department's policies on the use of such force and often are not subject to proper investigations after the ...
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Deadly dog disease cause 'unclear'

BBC - 24 Mar 2015 01:45
Deadly dog disease cause 'unclear' Researchers for the British Medical Journal say further investigation is necessary to identify the origin of Alabama rot, which is believed to have killed 30 English dogs.
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Cops Eye Possible Durst Link in Student's 1971 Disappearance Police in Vermont said they are looking for a possible link to the 1971 cold case disappearance of a Middlebury College student in connection with Robert Durst.
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Contact lens pricing under debate in Springfield

Chicago Tribune - 24 Mar 2015 00:44
Contact lens pricing under debate in Springfield Nobody likes it when their contact lenses fall out. That point of view gets murkier when the prices of those lenses hit their floor.
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Couple guilty of animal abuse died in murder-suicide: authorities Paula and David White, a couple found dead inside a burned out farmhouse last week in Pleasant Prairie, Wis., were self-described hippies running a "no kill" farm that they once hoped would sustain them for the rest of t...
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Pakistan takes aim at Sim cards in anti-terror drive Will Sim card crackdown thwart Pakistan's militants?
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Netflix, Amazon and Hulu No Longer Find Themselves TV's Upstarts After years of battling traditional players in the television business, the big three streaming services must defend against a variety of new offerings.
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Florist trimmed from White House

CNN - 24 Mar 2015 23:27
Florist trimmed from White House The White House found itself in a thorny situation recently when its chief florist, Laura Dowling, quit and was reportedly escorted from the residence on the eve of Valentine's Day.
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Two opera singers were among the 150 people killed in a plane crash Tuesday in the French Alps. Oleg Bryjak and Maria Radner were returning from Barcelona, where they performed in Richard Wagner's Siegfried at the Gran T...
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CTA to replace O'Hare station escalator wiped out in train crash Work will begin this spring to replace an escalator that was destroyed one year ago when a Blue Line train crashed into the CTA terminal at O'Hare International Airport, the transit agency said Tuesday, the anniversary o...
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The reception area of the building has been occupied by students opposing planned cuts to foundation courses at the University of the Arts London Students have occupied the reception area of the main building of Central ...
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