World & Nation: Nov. 29, 2008
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Mumbai terror rage ends after 60 hours, 195 dead
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Thai protesters attack police cordon near airport
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Sought: Wal-Mart shoppers who trampled New York worker
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OPEC ends Cairo meeting without new output cuts
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Not so jolly — Economy brings woe to Santa's lap
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Gay-marriage supporters protest at Arizona LDS temple
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U.S. Jewish, meditation groups' members die in India
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Astronauts ready, but weather 'iffy' for landing
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Shuttle departs expanded, more comfortable space station
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DNA connects suspect in slaying of TV anchor to rape, police say
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2 men shot to death in California toy store
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Mom says verdict shows cyberbullies will be punished
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Crediting deity is part of law in Kentucky
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Debate heightens over drilling in eastern Utah
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Phones turn Idaho cowboys into 'voice on the mountain'
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Standoff escalates at Bangkok airports
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Ethiopian forces to withdraw from Somalia by end of year
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Suicide bomber kills 12 at Shiite mosque in Iraq
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Pirates seize tanker; NATO rescue too late
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Tribe seeks restraining order against Nevada gold mine
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Tribe gets OK to sue over blood-sample use
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Train smashes into car, killing 3 of 4 occupants
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Idaho historian considering the past and future
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FDA sets formula safety level
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Living-in-truck contest ends
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Mall mutes Salvation Army bells
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Mumbai attacks boost India-Pakistan tensions
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FBI sent to probe attacks in Mumbai
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Black Friday shoppers spend with caution
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Photo: Waiting for door to open
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Wave sweeps 5 relatives out to sea; 3 drown
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Drivers paying 2005 prices
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World datelines
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Obama attends funeral for relative of a friend
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Brad Chamness, Associated Press
Man who killed eagles grateful for pardon from BushTwelve years after pleading guilty to federal charges in the deaths of three bald eagles, Leslie Owen Collier's name has been cleared. He received a Bush pardon.
- Sore losers won't let go in California
- Mulling over some BCS possibilities
- BYU football: Destination is unknown for Cougars
- Boise State should man up, play TCU
- Syracuse woman is accused of having sex with 3 teen boys
- Obama announces Clinton, Gates for Cabinet
- Students cheat, lie, steal, but say they're good
- Playmakers — Nothing beats fun of old-fashioned board games
- BCS picture clears some
- Utah Utes football: Team resumes workouts today
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Sore losers won't let go in California 316
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Boise State should man up, play TCU 173
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Utah Utes football: Utah wants to reward Whittingham 124
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BYU football: Destination is unknown for Cougars 123
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BCS again holds NCAA hostage 120
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4 BYU students charged in theft 105
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Utah Utes, BYU football: should have solid recruiting classes 95
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Obama announces Clinton, Gates for Cabinet 91
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There's no easy answer to Boise State's bowl issue 87
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Mulling over some BCS possibilities 78
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