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2003 > February > 14
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APARTMENTS MAY FIND ROOM
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LOVE FINDS A WAY, EVEN IN NURSING HOME
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BISHOP MOORE PREVAILS
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OLA VICKERS, 92, CHERISHED TIME SPENT WITH HER CHILDREN, FRIENDS
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5 PEOPLE HURT IN BUS CRASH
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SINGLES
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR
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SEAN PAUL’S FUSION
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‘QUIET AMERICAN’ SAYS MUCH
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LAKE MARY TRIUMPHS
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TEXT ENHANCEMENT LOG
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SEMINOLE OFFICIALS AFFIRM OPPOSITION TO BELTWAY ROUTE
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REBELS TO IVORY COAST LEADER: LIVE UP TO PEACE ACCORD
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WORD
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PROVIDE HELP FOR NEEDY
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SPURS QUEEN’S DUTIES REQUIRE NEW FOOTWEAR
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MAGIC VS.76ERS, 8
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BUSCH APOLOGIZES FOR PIT-ROAD MISTAKE
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U.N. CREATES TASK FORCE ON REBUILDING POSTWAR IRAQ
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RODEO CROWDS CHEER ANIMALS WHILE RIDERS JUST COUNT TO 8
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HOT DOGG! CHILI PEPPERS, SNOOP TEAM AT ARENA
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TO BE PREPARED … OR NOT TO BE PREPARED?
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SAFETY BOARD TO LOOK AT REPORTS FOR CAUSE OF AUTO TRAIN CRASH
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DAVID DUKE COULD FACE ATTACK IN PRISON, HIS LAWYER SAYS
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TELEVISION
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POP TOPS
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EAGLE SOARS INTO 2ND PLACE
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NO BOX OF CHOCOLATES? TRY THIS
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DEATHS IN LAKE
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FASTER TECHNOLOGY CAN ALTER HIV TESTING, EXPERTS SAY
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EX-OFFICER ADMITS TO COVER-UP
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OPEN GOVERNMENT CAN BECOME HAIRY
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CHURCH MEMBERS TO SING OUT PRAISE
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WYNDHAM ROLLS OUT CONCEPT
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MCGRADY IS NAMED TO ’03 NATIONAL TEAM
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MOMENTUM SWEEPS RAPPER PAST PEPSI SNUB TO SUCCESS
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SOLDIERS, PARENTS, OTHERS SUE TO CHALLENGE BUSH WAR PLANS
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MAN HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL
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WARPED
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EX-GROCERY WORKER ACCUSED OF POISONING 200 POUNDS OF BEEF
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AVEZZANO STILL HAS 1 COACHING JOB IN DALLAS
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CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
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BINION CAPTURES THE ART OF STORYTELLING
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A VISIT TO GLAMOURPUSS — MEMORABLE
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COAST GUARD RETURNS HAITIANS JAMMED INTO UNSAFE BOATS
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TIM MCGRAW: TIM MCGRAW & THE DANCEHALL DOCTORS
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MOM IN VIDEOTAPED BEATING OF GIRL IS OFFERED A PLEA DEAL
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CHRISTIAN REIFF, 93, TURNED WOOD INTO ART, FURNITURE
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PASTRANA STILL AILING
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STUDY: IBUPROFEN COULD BE HARMFUL TO HEART PATIENTS
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CAMPAIGN TAG ‘OLD ORLANDO’ CUTS BOTH WAYS
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HARMLESS VIRUS MAY BLOCK HIV’S POWER TO INFECT CELLS
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CORRECTIONS & CLARIFICATIONS
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ENCORE: GUITARIST HEADLINES CONCERT IN SERIES
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ANGLER TO REPRESENT COUNTY
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SCHOOL PANEL HAS A SERIOUS TASK TO ADDRESS
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APOPKA ANNEX MOVE IRRITATES WEKIVA GROUP
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CIRCUIT JURIST SELECTED TO BE CHIEF JUDGE
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PRESIDENT’S EVERGLADES OIL DEAL ANGERS GRAHAM
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WHO SAYS WAR IS MORAL?
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FRANCE OFFERS PLAN TO SAVE 100,000 ARTWORKS IN STORAGE
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TAVARES GETS KO’D
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O’KEEFE STILL WANTS HUMANS TO TRAVEL IN, EXPLORE SPACE
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MICROBIOLOGIST WHO FOUND RARE ORGANISMS HONORED
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FEELING ABANDONED
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SEABREEZE GIRLS WIN
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FISHING HOLE
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SMALLER FUEL CELLS ADD TO PRESSURE
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LAWSUIT RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT SPACE MOUNTAIN
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LAKE HIGHLAND WINS
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TRINITY PREP ADVANCES
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STUDENTS LIKE DOWN-TO-EARTH APPROACH
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I’D LIKE AWARD WITH YOU, IF YOU PLEASE
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AIRTRAN’S OLDER JETS MUST GET NEW DOORS
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WINTER SPRINGS WINS
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FANS LOOKING TO PASS THE TIME STAND IN LINE FOR RACE-DAY FREEBIES AT THE DAYTONA SPEEDWAY.
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HOUSE MOVES ORLANDO’S NEW FEDERAL COURTHOUSE A STEP CLOSER TO REALITY
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PISTONS KNOCK OFF MAGIC FOR 6TH CONSECUTIVE WIN
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JETER ASSERTS HE’S NOT ‘PARTY ANIMAL’
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CONCERT TO HONOR LATE BAND MEMBER
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TRAVEL BACK IN TIME AT RENAISSANCE FAIRE
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WOODS PLAYS 9 FOGGY, SOGGY HOLES
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A WILD LOOK AT LOVE
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DELAND SCHOOL TRIES TO BAKE OUT ODOR
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MEDICATION INVENTORY
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L. BRANTLEY FALLS SHORT
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COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTIONS IN SLAYING OF CATHOLIC BISHOP
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BUSH’S PUSH TO WAR PUTS U.S. AT CROSSROADS
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GUNMAN SLAYS BISHOP WHO WAS CATHOLIC DISSIDENT
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NASA PANEL REVAMPING FAILS TO SATISFY CRITICS
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BUSH RALLIES SAILORS, EXHORTS U.N. TO ACT
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HOUSE OKS WELFARE BILL WITH STRICTER WORK RULES
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WINTER PARK ADVANCES
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OF NOTE
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IRAQI OPPOSITION DEMANDS MORE SAY IN ANY NEW RULE
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SUCH FABULOUS NEWS NEEDS TO BE SHARED — WITH EVERYONE!
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‘JUNGLE BOOK 2’: NO REASON FOR REHASH
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PRESIDENT VOWS TO CLEAR NAME OF LATE PARTY POLITICAL LEADER
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AMERICANS, COLOMBIAN MAY BE CAPTIVE AFTER CRASH
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FEDERAL AGENTS CHARGED 51 PEOPLE THURSDAY
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MENAGERIE MESS ENDS ON A HAPPY NOTE
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THE BLOG
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ORLANDOAN AMONG 67 IN DRUG-RING RAID
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AARP VOLUNTEERS AVAILABLE TO HELP PREPARE TAX RETURNS
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ROLLING BACK THE YEARS
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U.S. ARMY CONCLUDES LARGE ARTILLERY EXERCISE IN KUWAIT
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DEVELOPER PICKS CUSTOMER TEAM FOR BELLALAGO
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THE GUITAR IS THE STAR OF BLUESY ‘STINGRAY’
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DEATHS
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‘TWO CURSES, ONE BLESS’ ADD UP TO A BUNDLE OF JOY
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DEPUTIES CLEARED IN 2 SHOOTINGS
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BUSINESS PARK SEES GROWTH
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PINE RIDGE ROLLS
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JONES REMAINS HOT
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CAINE SHEDS CHARM FOR FORM TO MAKE AMENDS TO AUTHOR
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STETSON OUTLASTS FLORIDA ATLANTIC
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FLEEING SUSPECTS SHOOT AT SHERIFF
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PRIEST REINSTATED; OFFICIALS SAY THEY CAN’T PROVE RAPE CLAIM
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FROZEN WATER ON MARS’ POLES IS TRAPPED BENEATH DRY ICE
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STETSON OUTLASTS FLORIDA ATLANTIC
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POLICE LOG
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DISTRICT WRESTLING MEETS ARE SATURDAY
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ENGINEER TO FIELD QUESTIONS ON U.S. 441
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CHAOS BY DESIGN: UPS, DOWNS OF FASHION WEEK
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FACTORING IN CHOICE
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SOPHISTICATED COMEDY
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INVESTMENT TRUST BUYS LANDMARK CITRUS CENTER DOWNTOWN
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LAKE HOWELL CRUISES
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U.N. WEAPONS INSPECTORS CONTINUE MISSION IN IRAQ
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ADDED COSTS
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LOCAL HITS
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TRICYCLIST ENDS CROSS-U.S. TRIP
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ORANGEWOOD ROLLS
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PANEL FINDS VAST NEW WEB OF ENRON FRAUD
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COCOA WINS THRILLER
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VOICE OF FREEDOM
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TODAY IN HISTORY
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OSCEOLA NEWCOMER SHOWS PROMISE
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CLEANUP OF ANTHRAX SITE OK’D
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WHITE-COLLAR EARNINGS JUMP, BUT OTHERS LAG
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JORDAN FOULS OUT IN WIZARDS’ WIN
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‘CAMELOT’ OFFERS TASTE OF MEDIEVAL ENGLAND
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COLLEGE STUDENTS RALLY AT CAPITOL
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FCC GIVES BOOST TO TECHNOLOGY THAT CAN SEE THROUGH WALLS
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BOOKMARK-DESIGN CONTEST BEGINS
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A TERRIBLE IDEA
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TRINITY PREP SURVIVES
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ART DISPLAY ILLUMINATES CRACKER HISTORY
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CHAMPS ARE BACK IN THE SADDLE
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PHILLIPS LEADS MASTER’S
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BLACK WWI HERO LAUDED AT LONG LAST
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TRIQUINT POSTS STEEP LOSS BUT SAWTEK SHINES
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MAN HURT IN PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT
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THE FLAMING LIPS: YOSHIMI BATTLES THE PINK ROBOTS
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DEPUTIES: VAN MAY LEAD TO MAN
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4 HEARTS IN 3 CITIES
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LAKE HOWELL PREVAILS
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REPORT TO BLAST IRAQ FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY
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HIGH-SPEED ALTERNATIVE
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GAS PIERCED SHUTTLE SKIN
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WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS
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OPA-LOCKA MAN ARRESTED IN SEX CASE
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RACING FINDS ITS BOOGITY
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MORE THAN A 1-HIT WONDER
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THE WORD IS OUT: SHORTER IS LONG ON MODERN LANGUAGE
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APPEAL COURT BACKS BANK ACTION
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ANTIQUES SHOWS BRING OUT THE HUMAN SIDE OF HISTORY
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PEACE ACTIVISTS STAGE RALLY IN BAGHDAD TO PROTEST WAR
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SPIRITED SAMPLERS OF AFRICAN MUSIC
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MOUNT DORA HAS PAIR OF EXHIBITS FOR ART LOVERS
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STEWART SHAKES OFF MORE ENGINE WOES
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CHERRY STREET ‘RUDI’ COULD USE A BIT MORE MAGIC IN ITS FORMULA
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TIMES CHANGE — MOVE U.S. BASES
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MAJOR SPONSOR CRITICIZES USOC
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GUNSHOT HITS MOVING TRAIN
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FEDERAL TERROR PROSECUTIONS INCREASE TENFOLD AFTER 9-11
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OFFICER TAKES SCHOOLROOM BEAT SERIOUSLY
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CHINA’S STATE BROADCASTER PLANS 24-HOUR NEWS CHANNEL
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MILITARY: 3 SERIOUS REACTIONS TO SMALLPOX VACCINATIONS
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OSCEOLA COUNTY FAIR
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DUCT-TAPE DEFENSE? WE’LL DIE LAUGHING
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OVERLOOKING THE OBVIOUS
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IMPROVE PANEL
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UCF BASEBALL HOSTS 3-GAME SET WITH WESTERN KENTUCKY
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BIRTHDAYS
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IN RAID, POLICE ARREST BISHOP, RIGHTS ACTIVISTS IN ZIMBABWE
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DOUBLE TAKE
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HORSES WILL CAVORT AT SHOW
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DRESDEN MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF NIGHT WHEN 40,000 DIED
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GIRL SCOUT TROOP ORGANIZES FREE FUN DAY
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BARR MAILS 2ND MAYORAL AD BLASTING OPPONENT DYER
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FESTIVAL HERALDS GOOD OLDE DAYS
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RACES BECOME RECRUITING TOOL
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TIGHTER SECURITY ON TAP FOR WEEKEND AT DAYTONA
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5TH PLACE SATISFIES BURTON
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PROBLEM IS, THE ACTION NEVER STOPS
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COMMITTEE TO STUDY CLASSROOM CROWDING
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BELIEVE IT — RIPLEY’S MUSEUM HOUSES ODDITIES
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OFFICIALS SAY 40 NATIONS COULD HELP IN ATTACK
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DEBRIS AT KSC ATTRACTS PANEL
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ADDS UP TO UNACCEPTABLE
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TAVARES ESCAPES
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AUTHOR TO LEAD PASTORAL CONFERENCE
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TAVARES, EUSTIS ADVANCE TO FINAL
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HOSPITAL LOSES ER SURGEONS
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HOPES SWELL FOR REVIVING KATIE’S LANDING
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EDGEWATER MARCHES
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TRAFFIC FINES MIGHT SURGE
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LIGHT FANTASTIC
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AD FIRMS COOK UP TELEVISION ‘SHOWS’
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CELEBRATION RALLIES
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TRAGEDY FAILS TO QUELL INTEREST IN EDUCATOR-ASTRONAUT PROGRAM
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SPECIAL ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR MARCH
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STAKES, STACKS MATTER IN RACES WITH ROBOTS
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MASTER’S ROLLS
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‘WEST SIDE STORY’ TO OPEN AT OSCEOLA CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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SWEET ROMANTIC COMEDY HAS A LOT GOING FOR IT
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U.S. BOMBING RAID HAS KILLED MORE CIVILIANS, AFGHANS SAY
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FOOTWORKING
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‘TULLY’: GENTLE LABOR OF LOVE IS FLAWED BUT PROMISING
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REPUBLIC OF CONGO CLOSES REGION AFTER EBOLA DEATHS
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BELARUS GROUP SUSPECTED OF PEDDLING RADIOACTIVE CESIUM
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UNIVERSITY RALLIES
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POPULATION OF SENIOR CITIZENS WILL DOUBLE IN NEXT 30 YEARS
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GOTHA WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT
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ARMY BETS RACE-CAR FANS WILL JOIN UP
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SEALS MAKE PLAYOFFS
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‘HOW TO LOSE A GUY’ ISN’T A COMPLETE LOSS
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DRUG REPORT FROM U.S. IRRITATES PERUVIAN LEADERS
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BELGIUM’S WAR-CRIMES RULING OUTRAGES MANY IN ISRAEL
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SPECKS CAST EYE TO LAKE MONROE
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NEWS OF RECORD
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THERE’S TOO MUCH SECONDHANDON VINCE GILL’S ‘NEXT BIG THING’
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WHAT’S UP
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CITY LOSES ANOTHER MAYOR
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IT’S VALENTINE’S DAY: DON’T BE AFRAID TO TAKE A ROMANTIC RISK
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BROOKE GORDON’S VALENTINE NOW HAS A DIFFERENT VERSE
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HIV CASES SKYROCKET IN 2002
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COUNTY’S TOP PLAYERS RETURN
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BOONE MAKES FINAL
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‘Talk to Her’
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Celebrity Update
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NASA: Breach allowed hot gases to enter orbiter
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Reactions mixed on bill to aid Towson
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Bell seeks 7% increase in Md. judiciary budget
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Ehrlich, legislators iron out pact in racial profiling case
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Breach of skin doomed shuttle
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HotSpots program targeted for cuts
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Broad changes proposed for state pension board
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Q&A with Richie Meade
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Local governments brace for cuts
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Busch joins city pastors to preach against slots