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Apple Data Center Proceeds

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Convicted Bank Robber Appeals Sentence

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Bus Crash in Quincy, WA

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Christian Films

Christian filmmakers welcome prayers but not scripts

Tebow - Las Vegas Church

Tebow's appearance at Vegas church draws 20,000

School Prayer Banner

Prayer banner at RI high school taken down

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Christian Men's Conference

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Colo. Church Moves Toward Leaving Denomination

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Jewish School - Playoffs

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Library Lawsuit - Seaside, OR

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US House Calls For Iranian Pastor's Release

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Teacher Slain In Iraq From Religious Wash. Family

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Hanford Tour Registration Opens Online Tuesday

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Wash. Voters OK All But 5 School Levies On Ballot

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Jun 17, 2013 06:45
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More Police In New York With Threat of Vigilanteism

NEW YORK (AP) — A spate of break-ins and threats of vigilante justice have prompted New York City police to increase their presence in New York City neighborhoods still struggling with the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. The Staten Island Advance reports copper pipe thefts caused nearly rebuilt homes to flood again. Ten patrol cars are being added on the east shore.

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