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Premium ContentSeconds after the buzzer sounded and Butler clinched its second straight trip to the Final Four, Brad Stevens shook Billy Donovan's hand at midcourt. Stevens' first words: “You out-coached me.” Funny, Coach. Very funny. At the critical moments Saturday, Donovan's Florida Gators went away from their advantage — the interior...
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Burials in quake-hit towns deepen Japan's tragedy
The funeral for Chieko Mori's daughter and granddaughter was an affront to Japanese sacred customs - the two were placed in simple wooden coffins that soldiers lowered into a ditch in a vegetable patch as a backhoe poured in earth, burying them alongside scores of other bodies.
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Thousands march streets of LA for organized labor
Thousands of union leaders and workers marched through the streets of downtown Los Angeles, vowing and shouting that they would fight for organized labor in California after recent union setbacks in Wisconsin.
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NY zoo closes reptile house after cobra disappears
Officials have closed the Reptile House at New York's Bronx Zoo after a poisonous Egyptian cobra disappeared from an enclosure that's separate from the animal exhibits.
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For William and Kate, 2 cakes are better than 1
Royal wedding plans announced Sunday show an admirable spirit of compromise: The main cake will be a fruity, floral masterwork designed with input from Kate Middleton, but Prince William will get his childhood favorite chocolate biscuit cake too.
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Wisconsin-based team wins Rube Goldberg contest
A team from the University of Wisconsin-Stout that created a contraption capable of watering a plant in 135 easy steps has for the second straight year won Purdue University's annual Rube Goldberg contest.
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