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Authorities are investigating whether arson caused the latest fires. What Clinton has spent on a campaign that some say is already dead. California men accused of terrorizing town could face life in beating death. Woman who agreed to help cops for leniency was killed in a stakeout gone wrong. Iran said it was studying a plan to cut oil output despite record-high prices. Marche Taylor was denied entry to her high school prom because of her dress. Socialite Sandy Pittman says climbing Mt. Everest is therapeutic. Realtor group: Median prices dropped in two-thirds of the cities surveyed. The drop was led by 2.8 percent decline in auto sales but other sales were up. The number of U.S. tornadoes is already double what it was last year. As alcohol sales rise, so may violent crime, a new study says. Prosecutors say men hacked cash registers, stole thousands of account numbers. Former Pats Video Assistant Receives Indemnity for Testimony in Spygate Case The 7.9-magnitude quake in southwest China was felt 1,000 miles away in Beijing. Myanmar's military has refused aid workers, while accepting some supplies. Consumer correspondent Elisabeth Leamy tells you how to get what you deserve. Record oil prices have brought fresh interest in the city's wells. As economic stimulus checks roll out, fraudsters seek to profit. West Virginia win unlikely to change race for Clinton. Scientists admit that their work includes fun and adventure, but no whips.
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