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• Poor Bear and the four others were accused of robbing two convenience stores, burglarizing one home and trying to break into another home, and leading police on a chase that ended with an exchange of gunfire. The suspects were armed with a pellet gun.
• The other four suspects earlier received prison terms ranging from two months to 15 years.
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10 Things to Know for Thursday
The Associated Press
• Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and stories that will be talked about Thursday:
• 1. ISRAEL, HAMAS DECLARE TRUCE
• The deal includes an agreement to open all border crossings with the Gaza Strip, including the important Rafah crossing with Egypt.
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• 2. A NEW ROLE FOR EGYPT'S PRESIDENT
• With the Gaza cease-fire deal, the Islamist leader who once refused to talk to Israelis has emerged as their de facto protector.
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• 3. WHEN BLACK 'FRIDAY' SALES BEGIN
• Sears, Toys R Us and other stores are opening on Thanksgiving evening to grab those who want to shop after their turkey dinner.
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• 4. WHO WON'T BE RETURNING TO CONGRESS
• Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. resigned, citing his ongoing treatment for bipolar disorder and admitting "my share of mistakes."
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• 5. THE SURPRISING RESULT OF MAMMOGRAMS
• The tests have led to overtreatment of breast cancer, while doing little to curb deadly instances of the disease, a study finds.
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• 6. WHICH COUNTRIES ARE SUPPORTING CONGO REBELS
• Rwandan military is commanding the M23 force, and Uganda is providing more subtle backing, a new U.N. report says.
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• 7. A DISEASE'S LINK TO CRIME
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