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  • Commentary: Israel's settlements deal another blow to peace
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  • Complaint: Texas woman told not to rent to 'curry people'
  • Scores of U.S. agents probe Mexican consulate killings
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  • More states taxing hospitals to shore up Medicaid
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  • California water study appears to validate opposing sides
  • Scores of U.S. agents probe Mexican consulate killings
  • Reports of sexual assault in military rose 11 percent in 2009
  • Most power plants still spewing toxic mercury, report says
  • U.S. moves to protect red-legged frog of Mark Twain fame
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  • More states taxing hospitals to shore up Medicaid
  • Study: Camel cigarette ads doubled attention of teen girls
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  • Foster Farms violated federal rules, labor relations board says
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  • New protections denied for polar bears, bluefin tuna
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