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Conrad Murray May Lose License After Guilty Verdict in Michael Jackson's Death Trial (PHOTOS)
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Oklahoma Earthquake Biggest Ever; 320 Million Years in the Making
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Miss Venezuela Crowned Miss World 2011: Look at Past Winners [PHOTOS]
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Oklahoma Earthquake 2011: USGS Reports Strongest Ever with Countless Aftershocks
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Chinese Hospital Disposes of Live Baby; Parents to Sue Hospital
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Oklahoma's Strongest-Ever Earthquake Causes Some Damage
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