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had pushed for -- an opportunity to weigh in, O'Keefe said. He predicted a "resounding" answer.
• "To continue down a path after that would be nothing but malicious content toward the University of North Dakota, its student-athletes and its programs," he said.
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10 Things to Know for Tuesday
The Associated Press
• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today (times EDT):
• 1. ARIZONA TO HOLD SPECIAL ELECTION TO REPLACE GIFFORDS
• Democrats are hoping to keep former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords House seat while voters in Virginia, Maine, Nevada, North Dakota and South Carolina are taking part in primary elections.
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• 2. AUSTRALIAN CORNONER AGREES DINGO TOOK BABY IN 1980 CASE
• Australians have overwhelmingly welcomed the final chapter of a mystery that has captivated the nation for 32 years.
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• 3. ANALYSIS: VATICAN DISPUTE WITH US NUNS BEGAN DECADES AGO
• American nuns will meet with Vatican officials to plead their case in decades-old disputes over Roman Catholic teaching.
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• 4. CHAVEZ MAKES ENERGETIC START IN RE-ELECTION BID
• President Hugo Chavez offered a preview of a campaign in which he is likely to push his limits trying to show Venezuelans he is emerging from cancer's shadow.
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• 5. JURORS TO HEAR CLOSING ARGUMENTS IN CLEMENS CASE
• The jury is finally getting to hear closing arguments in the Roger Clemens perjury trial and they are expected to begin deliberations later in the day.
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• 6. FRACTURED GANGS BLAMED FOR CHICAGO HOMICIDE SURGE
• A splintering of drug gangs into rival factions, high unemployment in poorer neighborhoods and even an unusually warm winter are among the possible causes police cite for a jump in the number of homicides.
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• 7. WILDFIRES IN COLO., NEW MEXICO BURN OUT OF CONTROL
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