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Shot Pakistani girl responding well to treatment at British Hospital
By The Associated Press
• October 16, 2012

Picassos and Monets stolen in Dutch heist from Rotterdam museum
By The Associated Press
• October 16, 2012
Commissioner wants to ban PJs, businesses encouraged to adopt
By The Associated Press
• October 15, 2012
Princeton’s Lena Miculek wins world shotgun title, beats out own parents
By The Associated Press
• October 15, 2012
Police release 21 names of men who paid for sex in Maine zumba case
By The Associated Press
• October 15, 2012
Long after death, Confederate spy honored by citizens of Little Rock
By The Associated Press
• October 15, 2012

Endeavour finally reaches permanent home in Los Angeles museum
By The Associated Press
• October 15, 2012
Pakistani girl shot by Taliban now in UK for medical care and protection
By The Associated Press
• October 15, 2012
120 prisoners flee Libyan prison, guards suspected of taking bribes
By The Associated Press
• October 15, 2012

Two Americans win Nobel prize in economics for match-making studies
By The Associated Press
• October 15, 2012
Father and fifth-grader son find chirping frog in Moss Bluff
By The Associated Press
• October 14, 2012
Report claims Hurricane Katrina hampered N.O. justice system
By The Associated Press
• October 14, 2012
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