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Racism is evil, but in the end is 'Resident Evil 5' racist ...
Months before players would get a chance to play Resident Evil 5, a fear grew that the game might include racist imagery.
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Why home values may take decades to recover - USATODAY.com
The brief boom in home prices this decade made it easy to forget that housing values were stable for a half-century.
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U.S. Forecasts: National and Local Weather Reports – USATODAY.com ...
Get current, hourly, and 10-day extended local weather forecasts and ... the U.S. Virgin Islands, and the U.S. Pacific islands of American Samoa and Guam. ...
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Moderate earthquake shakes San Francisco - USATODAY.com
A magnitude-5.6 earthquake shook the San Francisco Bay area Tuesday night, rattling homes and nerves, but there were no immediate reports of serious damage ...
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Death toll hits 450 in Peru earthquake - USATODAY.com
The death toll rose to 450 on Thursday in the magnitude-8 earthquake that ... miles (200 kilometers) southeast of the capital, Lima. PHOTOS: Damage in Peru ...
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Ask an Expert: Got game? Hone your negotiation skills - USATODAY.com
Q: I need to re-negotiate a contract with a vendor. Any words of wisdom? Should I hire a lawyer? Allie...
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'Top Model' melee at New York auditions - USATODAY.com
... broke out while they waited to audition for America's Next Top Model, police said. ... Home · News · Travel · Money · Sports · Life · Tech · Weather ...
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Olympus Stylus 790 SW takes beating, keeps snapping - USATODAY.com
Digital cameras tend to be delicate. The LCD display and lens on my pricey Canon point-and-shoot were damaged recently because I had the audacity to carry a ...
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Death toll hits 450 in Peru earthquake - USATODAY.com
The death toll rose to 450 on Thursday in the magnitude-8 earthquake that devastated cities of adobe and brick in Peru's southern desert.
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Death toll hits 450 in Peru earthquake - USATODAY.com
The death toll rose to 450 on Thursday in the magnitude-8 earthquake that devastated cities of adobe and brick in Peru's southern desert.
