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Spanish PM aims to take over Catalan govt; residents aghast
The Spanish government wants to sack Catalonia's separatist leaders and call fresh elections with previously untapped constitutional powers to take control of the prosperous industrial region
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Unforgiving wildfires affect vineyard workers and owners
The deadliest and most destructive wildfires in California history imperiled both the low-wage workers who harvest the nation's most valuable wine grapes and the wealthy entrepreneurs who employ them
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The Latest: Catalan leader urges strong response to Spain
Catalonia's separatist leader wants the regional parliament to vote on how to respond to what he called the Spanish government's "attempt to wipe out" Catalonia's autonomy
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Minneapolis approves regulations for short-term rentals
Minneapolis will begin regulating Airbnb and other short-term vacation rentals, a move the city wanted to get in place before the 2018 Super Bowl
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Cops: $150K in designer merchandise taken in smash-and-grab
Police say suspects in a rental truck drove through the front entrance of a Louis Vuitton store in Columbus and carried off about $150,000 worth of designer merchandise
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AP FACT CHECK: Trump on military death, and taxes
AP FACT CHECK: A fraught debate over families of the fallen joins more familiar subjects where Trump misstates the record
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Bank rebrands to merge 2 historic names, Hancock and Whitney
A Gulf Coast bank is rebranding to combine Hancock and Whitney, its 2 historic names
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UConn doctors using 3-D models to practice delicate surgery
Doctors at the University of Connecticut are using 3-D printing technology to help them practice some delicate brain surgery
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Gunmen launch attacks near Freeport Indonesia mine; 3 hurt
Police say gunmen have launched attacks near a U.S.-owned gold and copper mine in eastern Indonesia, wounding two policemen and a civilian
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Michigan bills would regulate daily fantasy sports
Michigan lawmakers want to regulate the fast-growing paid fantasy sports industry while leaving alone traditional private leagues in which money may change hands among friends
