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Cantaloupe Listeria Deaths Continue to Rise
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Eight children who were abducted from a New York foster care agency last week were found in Pennsylvania, authorities say. The children were allegedly abducted by their mother Shanel Nadal during a supervised visit last week. The children, whose ages range from 11 months to 11 years, were found in good health.
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Shanel Nadal, the children's biological mother, abducted the children during a scheduled visit to their foster agency
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Listeria Death Toll May Reach 10 Sooner Than Later, CDC Urges Safe Eating
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 55 people in 14 states have now been confirmed as sickened from eating contaminated cantaloupe, while eight have died.
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Rick Santorum Takes Google Search Problem to Google Itself
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Listeria Deaths Climb to 8 From Bad Cantaloupe, Officials Fear More
A multi-state outbreak of food-borne bacteria, listeria, that arose in early September took another life in Maryland after a person died from eating contaminated produce, leaving the death toll at eight.
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New York Fracking Lawsuit Could Set Local Zoning Precedent
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Palestinians Rally in Support of UN Statehood Bid
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Red States Move to Change Voting Laws Ahead of 2012 Election: Are They Doing it to Hurt Democrats?
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Gold Falls More Than 2 Percent, Dollar Jumps
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