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2003 > February > 2
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BOOK HUNTERS FOLLOW TRAIL OF PAPER, INK
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ALTAMONTE SUES SPRINT
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DAY BY DAY, IT’S A BUSY WEEK ALL OVER THE PLACE
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R. KELLY’S STORYBOOK LIFE
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SINGING TEACHER HAZEL LUTHER, 113, WAS 2ND-OLDEST PERSON IN FLORIDA
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20-YEAR BUS DRIVER IS NAMED EMPLOYEE OF YEAR
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90 DAYS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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ROLLINS
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ON TV, WALTON IS WIZARD OF ODD
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WATCH U.S. 192 FOR LANE CLOSINGS
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SMALL-TOWN BEGINNINGS DIDN’T HOLD BACK LIFELONG DREAM OF SOARING INTO SPACE
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HEALTH OFFICIALS PROBE SPECKSIN SUPPLY OF DONATED BLOOD
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24-HOUR STRIKE BY ENGINEERS CANCELS ABOUT 500 TRAINS
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RE-ENTRY PITS SPEED, HEAT AGAINST SCIENCE AND SKILL
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THIS IS TIME TO FIX UP SPRING HILL
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‘VERY EERIE CASE OF DEJA VU FOR ALL OF US’
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SOUTH STREET ACCESS TO I-4 WEST TO CLOSE
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ANIMAL DEATHS PROMPT SHAKE-UP AT NATIONAL ZOO
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IF LUCKY, NASA CAN BLAME HUGE MISCALCULATION
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BIRTHS
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A NEW DAY FOR ARENA FOOTBALL
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HOUSTON FEELS PERSONAL LOSS
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CHURCH PROVIDES HEALTH CARE FOR THOSE WITHOUT COVERAGE
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POLICE LOG
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REAL ESTATE
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STAR POWER WITH A KISS
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PUSH FOR PEACE
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BIRTHS
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UCF HOPES TO DRAW LINEMEN
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SPACE PROGRAM FACES RISK
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BONSAI TREES TURN OUTDOOR GARDEN INTO OASIS
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NOT AGAIN
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SECRETS FROM THE PAST HAUNT THE PRESENT
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STETSON INFLICTS DAMAGE
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AX MUST FALL IF MAGIC STAY MEDIOCRE MESS
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‘ANNIE’ COST SHOWS NEED FOR CONTROLS
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CONSEQUENCES OF TERRORISM WAR
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WAITING FOR EVIDENCE
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TIME TO SHOW TRUE INTENTIONS
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FIRE OFFICIALS DESTROY AGING CHEMICALS FROM HIGH-SCHOOL LAB
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THANKS FOR MCCLELLAN ARTICLE
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BARBER TO HAVE SURGERY ON LEFT KNEE
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GATEWAY’S TOMIMBANG, BRADSHAW LEAD COUNTY
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‘CANES HAVE MORE WORK TO DO
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GLENN, NELSON FACED FLIGHT RISKS
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EXPERTS URGE PARENTS TO HELP KIDS UNDERSTAND
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FACTORY TOURS MAKE FUN DAY TRIPS
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CRIME DOESN’T PAY FOR 2 DRAMAS
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A NATION OF STOICS: WE’RE GETTING USED TO TRAGEDY AND MOURNING
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WHITE-BLACK DIVIDE ABOVE NORTH-SOUTH LINE IS BIGGEST
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REUNION OF VETERANS OFFERS SWEET SURPRISE
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GRIEF REVISITS CHALLENGER FAMILIES
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OLD MIAMI INN ISN’T THE QUIETEST PLACE
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UTILITY SELECTS TOP EMPLOYEE FOR FEBRUARY
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DESIGN OF THE WEEK
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DOWNHILL
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STARS EXPECTED TO REVEAL CHOICES ON WEDNESDAY
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MIAMI
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LAY OFF BOWDEN
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BREVARD’S BUSINESSES PREPARE FOR WORST
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BOSTONS OF OVIEDO BUILT BALL FIELD, PIONEERED IN CITRUS
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BUSH WANTS TO CLOSE BOOK ON LIBRARY FLAP
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UP-AND-COMER AMONG INDIAN RESTAURANTS
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BOARD ASSIGNS MANAGER’S RIGHTS, DUTIES
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FONDNESS FOR FRENCH FURNITURE LEADS TO CHASE THROUGH HISTORY
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CONTRAST SHARPENS BITE OF FLORIDA’S FREEZES
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TODAY’S GAME
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UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS
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ART FESTIVAL’S FOOD VENDORS ARE IN A BIND
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TERRORIST CLUES LEAD TO SECRET NETWORK IN GERMANY, SPAIN
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‘BOY FROM AMARILLO’ GREW UP TO BE ASTRONAUT BUT NEVER LOST TOUCH WITH ROOTS
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BUDDY DYER’S TURN
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DAD AT HEAVEN’S GATE
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CLASSY T-MAC
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LAWMAKERS: FIX SPRING HILL
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UNFUNNY JOKE
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PHOTO CONTEST
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FOR AOL, GROWTH OR RETREAT?
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‘OUR ENTIRE NATION GRIEVES’
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SCIENCE FESTIVAL TO GO ON
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GATORS ARE IN POSITION TO BECOME NO. 1 TEAM
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CHURCH OFFICIALS GIVE ATTORNEYS FILES ON MORE ACCUSED PRIESTS
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LEADER HOPES TO RESCUE RED CROSS
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DISASTER COVERAGE RUNS GAMUT
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EXPERT: U.S. HOUSING, MORTGAGE MARKETS WILL DOUBLE BY 2010
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HEY, FANS: LAY OFF THE REFS!
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IT’S A TOUGH ROAD TO REPEAT
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TOY STORY
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U.S. ECONOMY IS NOT EXPECTED TO BE OVERLY SHAKEN BY TRAGEDY
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APPEAL OF STEEL
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LEGAL ACTIVIST PREPARES TO FIRE BACK AT MCDONALD’S IN FAT FIGHT
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CLOSE ENCOUNTERS WITH SNAKES NEED NOT BE FRIGHTENING
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SCARRED AND SORROWFUL, ISRAELIS LOSE THEIR HERO
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POINCIANA SCHOOL ZONES ON TABLE
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PICKETT ARRIVES FOR FSU
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SURGERY MAY RELIEVE PAIN IN FIBROUS DYSPLASIA CASES
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CASH-STRAPPED CALIFORNIA WANTS PIECE OF TRIBAL CASINOS
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MEXICAN OFFICIALS MINIMIZE ADVISORY TO U.S. TOURISTS
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OUTDOORS
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MORE A’S, BUT ARE STUDENTS SMARTER?
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U.N. FOLLIES
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HERE’S WHERE TO FILE FOR A HOMESTEAD BREAK
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LASTING WORDS
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MARDI GRAS FESTIVITIES
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OLD-BREED ANIMALS SHOW THEIR STRENGTH
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TRANSLATING BAMBOO’S CLASSIC LOOK
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SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCILS SCORE ‘C’
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GATORS’ FUTURE LOOKING GOOD
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REALTY TAX TIPS
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UCF SLIDES PAST SAMFORD
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THE WILDEYE CURL TAIL
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IF YOU DRIVE AN SUV, PARK NEXT TO ME
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SEALS SPREAD SCORING IN 5-3 WIN OVER ICE BEARS
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ROUND OUT YOUR CRUISE EXPERIENCE ON MEDITERRANEAN
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BEST SELLERS
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TRIBUTE PAID TO SEMINOLE LEADER TINGED WITH SORROW
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A GUNG-HO HELPING OF COURAGE
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COST OF LOWEST BID
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NAME OF THE GAME UP TO SPORTS TEAMS
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NO. 5 DUKE AT FSU
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ST. CLOUD DISSENT PUTS CRIMP IN UNIFIED LOBBYING EFFORTS
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NEWS OF RECORD
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DINING OPTIONS, AMENITIES, DEALS — JUST
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SHUTTLE LANDING APPEARS SIMPLE, IS ANYTHING BUT
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WHEN PLAYING SCHOOL AS A CHILD, SHE ALWAYS LIKED ROLE OF TEACHER
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YOUNG WASHINGTON NEEDS TO THINK ‘TEAM’
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MACINNIS CLOCKS THE COMPETITION
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BEACH HAS ROOM FOR MOTORISTS, TOO
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CONCRETE EARNS A NEW IMAGE AS A DESIGN ELEMENT
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DEATHS
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CHILDREN COUNTING PENNIES WITH PASTA-PARTY INCENTIVE
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VOICE OF FREEDOM
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FIVE QUESTIONS WITH . . .
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STALLED APPRAISAL COSTS BUYERS $500, LOWER RATE
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STAR CATCHER
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TRIO HAULS IN 86 REDFISH FROM MOSQUITO LAGOON
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SPIRIT CHASER CATCHES GHOSTS ON DEAD RUN
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LEAN BUDGET HURT SAFETY, CRITICS SAY
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AGENCIES BRISTLE AT IRAQ, AL-QAEDA LINK
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ASTRONAUTS’ LIVES RIDE ON INSULATING TILES
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MINI-GRANTS FOR EDUCATION
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OT WIN HAS PURDUE IN 1ST IN BIG TEN
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TEXT ENHANCEMENT LOG
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MISSION CONTROL WORKERS ‘IN SHOCK’
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WHAT’S HAPPENING IN SELECTED METRO ORLANDO ZIP CODES
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BUNGALOWS ARE HOME OF WARMTH, COZINESS
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CITY AGENDA
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STORING SANDING BELTS IS A CINCH WITH HOOKS, TUBES
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MEMORIALS SPRING UP WHERE TEARS FALL
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PRANGER PROPELS ROLLINS TO VICTORY
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MADMAN HAS TO BE STOPPED
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INTERNATIONAL FEST RINGS MANY BELLS
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COOL IT: VENTILATION MAKES IT A BREEZE
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PLANTS, ANIMALS MAY GET HELP
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SING WITH RESPECT
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ROLLINS RALLIES TO THWART LYNN
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FLORIDA JEWS MOURN ISRAEL’S 1ST ASTRONAUT
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SAVING THE FARMHOUSES OF OLD JAPAN
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REASONS THAT WARRANT WAR
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PASSION FOR PONDS
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GROUNDHOG DAY MAY SIGNAL START OF WOODCHUCK DATING
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16 MINUTES FROM HOME, DISASTER STRIKES
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SENTINEL’S LYTLE GAINS NEW TITLE
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LEAK, FROGS PLAGUE IN-GROUND SPA
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VIRGINIA RULE WORKS AGAINST NEW LIFE FOR GIRL
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ROLLING HILLS SEEKS WAY OUT OF ROUGH
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WINE CELLARS MOVE INTO THE MAINSTREAM
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MORTGAGE FEAR FACTOR? OWNING HOME IS POSITIVE REALITY SHOW
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FISHING FORECAST
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STUDENTS WHO EXCEL DESERVE BRIGHT FUTURES
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SKY LIGHTS UP, AND RAIN OF METAL STARTS
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PUBLIC MUST SPEAK TO SLOW GROWTH
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GARDEN CLUB WILL LEARN ABOUT VALENTINE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
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THE HOUSE WHERE HOSPITALITY DWELLS
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TUNING IN OUTSIDE
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BEATLES GURU MAY FACE INVESTIGATION OVER CURRENCY
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BIRTHS
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NASA CHIEF MUST BECOME DETECTIVE
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RALLY SPEAKER COLLAPSES, DIES
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POLICE IDENTIFY PARTICIPANTS IN FATAL GUNFIGHT
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DEFAMATION AWARD REDUCED
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VOICE OF FREEDOM
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COVERING ALL THE BASES
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SERBIAN ORTHODOX LEADERS SEEK UNITY WITH VATICAN
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LAKE-SUMTER BANKS ON PITCHING
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UCF
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SPACE-STATION CREW SAFE; PROJECT’S FUTURE UNCLEAR
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TALLAHASSEE POKER: POLITICIANS MAY BE GAMBLING WITH THEIR FUTURE
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ARTEST IS NO RODMAN
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SEGREGATION HAS A HOME IN HER STORIES
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BRAZIL’S PRESIDENT STRIVES TO FEED NEEDY
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SCENE OF THE CRIME
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11 NAMED TO BOONE’S HALL OF FAME
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WEB GOES WILD WITH VIEWS, SALES
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PLAN: BOMB IRAQ INTO SHOCK
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GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE
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SOOTHING SHOWERS
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BEST-PERFORMING HOUSES WEAR THE ENERGY STAR
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MEMORIAL AT B-CC HONORS ROBINSON
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SURVIVORS RECALL NIGHT OF HORROR
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TOP MONITORS TO GIVE IRAQ 2ND CHANCE
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TOBACCO, FOOD GIANT ALTRIA TO PAY STATE-RECORD ETHICS FINE
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JIM MACK SALES MANAGER
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WHAT DO GEEKS SEEK? FREE FOOD, CREATIVITY
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THOUSANDS MARCH AGAINST PENSION-SYSTEM REFORMS
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THE RIGHT STUFF
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INCORRECT LENDER WAS SUED: SHOULD THE CASE BE DISMISSED?
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COACHES GATHER TO HELP OUT SOUTH SUMTER COLLEAGUE IN NEED
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‘NOLES FACE RECRUITING CHALLENGE
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SANTORINI
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MAKE DEVELOPERS IN DEBARY BUILD SCHOOLS
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BANCO POPULAR’S POLITICAL TIES CUSHION BLOW FROM CASE
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RUIZ HEADS FIELD FOR WEEKEND DIVE MEET
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FATAL RETURN
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KLEPTOCRACY IS A POLITICAL INSTITUTION IN PARAGUAY
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AL-QAEDA OPERATIVE PLEADS GUILTY TO CONSPIRACY CHARGE
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ECONOMY NUMB FROM WAR DRUMS
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ZEN AND THE ART OF MEDITATION GARDENS
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ROLLINS BEGINS IN STYLE, SWEEPING WEBBER IN BASEBALL
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U.S. WOOS WAR ALLIES TO BUILD COALITION
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REP. CAREY BAKER IS PATRIOT
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12,772 HAVEN’T PASSED FCAT
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AGGRESSIVE STYLE PAYS OFF FOR ISRAELI LEADER SHARON
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ENGINEERS WILL STUDY LEFT-TURN LIGHT ON SAXON
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STETSON
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RESTAURANT PENALTIES
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UF WINS, TAKES AIM AT UK
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NUCLEAR-WEAPONS LAB THEFTS RAISE BLACKMAIL FEARS
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MAYBE SADDAM SHOULD TAKE A SPIN IN DRYER
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ARTERNATIVES MOLDS LIVES OF AT-RISK KIDS
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WORSHIPPERS JOIN IN PRAYER IN SEARCH OF COMFORT, ANSWERS
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RITCHIE EXPOSES DOUBLE TALK
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THOUSANDS GRIEVE AT AIR, SPACE MUSEUM
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FEMALE ACHIEVES 1ST IN HOCKEY
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STRUGGLING BUSINESSES UNSURE WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN NEXT
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GOING TO A FOREIGN LAND? THE LAWS ARE FOREIGN TOO
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SPEEDERS ARE IRRESPONSIBLE
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ALL-STAR GAME IS A DEFENSIVE HOLIDAY
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LIGHT CITY BALLOT CARRIES WEIGHT
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FIRMS GUARANTEE FAST TAX REFUNDS — BUT FEES CAN BE STEEP
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3RD TERM’S NOT THE CHARM IN MAYORAL POLITICS
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THEY DIDN’T WANT US
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STYLE HAD ORIGINS IN INDIA, BRITAIN
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TOP IRAQI AIDE THREATENS SUICIDE ATTACKS
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HOT COMMODITY
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LAWMAKERS DON’T WANT RISKS TO STOP SPACE TRAVEL
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IN CENTRAL FLORIDA, WAIT ENDS IN GRIEF
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BIANCHI IS THE MAN
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STORES SERVE THE PEOPLE
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TREATMENT CENTER HELPS GUIDE FAMILIES
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BASS ON THE WAY TO JOHNS LAKE
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WHEN BUYING HOME, DON’T OVERLOOK ENERGY COSTS
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10-YEAR-OLD MOURNS
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BERT FISH HOSPITAL EXPANDING ER
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M.J. TO THE RESCUE
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EX-OFFICIAL WHO BILKED TOWN OF $12 MILLION REPORTS TO JAIL
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‘DESTINED FOR GREATNESS’: TOWN REMEMBERS A SON WHO ALWAYS AIMED HIGH
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WHERE IT ALL BEGAN
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TEAMS START POSTSEASON CHASE MONDAY
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AS ARENA LEAGUE HITS TV AGE, IT’S LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION
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THE ONLY ANSWER: WE’RE NOT INVINCIBLE
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DESTINATIONS GO BEYOND FUN IN THE SUN
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NEW-WORLD CHARM
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COURT REJECTS EFFORT TO BAN BIG MARKUP OF JUNK FEES
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HEAT, SPURS CAN’T FIND BUCKET
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HOME FRONT
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CLASSY T-MAC
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DOWNTOWN DELAND EXUDES TRUE CHARM
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NHL TEMPERS ITS ALL-STAR WEEKEND FESTIVITIES
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CHECK YOUR ROUTES: DELAYS AHEAD FOR STATE ROAD 434
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PREFERENCES, LEGACY: C-STUDENT BUSH FINDS WAY OUT OF RACE DIVISIONS
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COMMUNITY PROFILE
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SANFORD BUYING IN TO DOWNTOWN LAKEFRONT PROJECT
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FATAL RETURN
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RYAN APPOINTEES PURGED IN ILLINOIS
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SOUTH AFRICA THEN AND NOW – AN ESSAY A JOURNALIST AND HER ACTIVIST FRIEND, ONCE PREVENTED BY THE COLOR OF THEIR SKINS FROM SOCIALIZING OPENLY, SAVOR LIFE WITHOUT APARTHEID.
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KENTUCKY GOVERNOR STOPS RELEASING PRISONERS EARLY
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NICE PICK, BIANCHI
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GRACEFUL BAMBOO IS GROWING IN POPULARITY
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SHERRY HALLGREN
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MAGIC AT HAWKS, 2
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NEW DISASTER, NEW FEAR
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TALES AT COWBOY REUNION RECALL HARD TIMES, FAST FUN
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EUROPE EYES POWELL’S STANCE
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‘CAMELOT’ WILL TAKE STAGE IN CLERMONT ON FEB. 14
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DEBRIS COULD HARBOR DANGEROUS RESIDUE
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WOMEN SEEK TO WARN PARENTS OF LITTLE-KNOWN EYE MALADY
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VOLUSIA COUNTY
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JUST AS PATRIOTIC
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FASCINATION WITH EARTH LAUNCHED INTEREST IN SPACE
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SHOWY OFFICE A VICTORIAN FORTE
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NEWEST BRIDGE OVER I-4 WON’T BE FOR THE CARS
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A DAY OF FIRSTS AND HEARTACHE
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MILANO’S HOUSE SURE TO CHARM WOULD-BE BUYERS
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INSULATION THAT PEELED OFF TANK ATTRACTS INVESTIGATORS
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AT LEAST 40 KILLED, 60 INJURED IN TRAIN COLLISION AND FIRE
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HANDBELLS ARE RINGING OUT IN SOUNDS OF JOY
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WW II BOMBING HORRORS SLIP FROM GERMANY’S MEMORY
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CELEBRATIONS AND TENSION
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NASA SUSPECTED AFTER LIFTOFF THAT SOMETHING WAS WRONG
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PLANTS, ANIMALS MAY GET HELP
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HOME INSPECTIONS FROM THE INSIDE OUT
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NBC CALLS A TIMEOUT ON MONEY-LOSING BIG SPORTS
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SHUTTLE TRAGEDY STUNS MOUNT DORA CROWD
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BUNGALOW CAN GROW WITHOUT LOSING CHARACTER
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MY NEW VIEW IS GREAT — BUT HOW IS YOURS?
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MCEWEN GETS BOOT IN REVAMP
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POLICE LOG
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OUTDOOR SHOWERS PASS THE PRIVACY SCREEN TEST
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NEW COACH FIRING UP LAKERS
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ARTIST STARTS SLOW, GOES GUNG-HO
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BANNERS FROM 2 SCHOOLS FLEW WITH PROUD ALUMNUS
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NEWS CREWS, LED BY CNN, INFORM STUNNED NATION
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INTERNSHIPS GIVE LAW STUDENTS A BOOST
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BUILDING PERMITS
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THANKS FOR MCCLELLAN ARTICLE
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CLIMATE IS RIPE FOR RETURN OF STORMS
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IT’S A TOUGH ROAD TO REPEAT
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FLORIDA STATE
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RESIDENTS TO HELP FIND NEW LEADER FOR SCHOOLS
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A DOUBLE DOSE OF VENOM
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WHAT? ROT IN CELEBRATION?
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COUNTY: GET USED TO THE WILDLIFE
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CELEBRATE LOUISIANA: PARTY LIKE IT’S 1803
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RADIO SHOW GETS PUERTO RICANS ON SAME WAVELENGTH
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MYSTERY
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THE COLUMBIA CREW
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FISH LOST ON SHUTTLE ARE LESSON IN TRAGEDY
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FLORIDA
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First twin towers, now shuttle crash
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Debris hits Texas and Louisiana
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Shuttle disaster probe continues
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February 2, 2003: A stunned NASA searches for answers
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Scott Joseph Review: New-world charm
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Flight’s mission devoted to science
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Debris litters Texas, Louisiana
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‘Columbia is lost’
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A highly successful mission, until the last minutes
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Texas, La. showered with shuttle's debris
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U.S. orders 2 probes into shuttle tragedy
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Camera bug films debris falling
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Key differences seen in Columbia, Challenger disasters
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Shock and grief echo Challenger disaster, Sept. 11
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Disaster becomes topic of homilies
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Shocking twist jolts nation
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Hard-to-find parts, leaks, cracks–as shuttles aged, safety concerns grew
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Broadcasts take role of voicing U.S. grief
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International Space Station crew isn't stranded
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'Farther than we can see there is comfort and hope'
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After shuttle accident, Florida Tech doesn't play basketball games
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Tragedy feels too familiar
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A history of honored names in exploration
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Investigation focuses on left wing, heat sensors
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Israel mourns 'point of joy' embodied by first astronaut
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A difficult day unfolds on television
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The world reacts
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Recalling the days after Challenger
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U.S., independent panels to probe shuttle
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February garden calendar
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Ret. Navy Admiral to lead Columbia probe
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Crews search for more Columbia debris
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Local reaction
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The nation and the world react