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and not the citizenship path for millions that is key to Obama's plan.
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• 7. BOMBING SURVIVOR: TSARNAEV 'SMUG'
• MIT campus police chief John DiFava was disappointed by the suspect's nonchalant appearance in court as he pleaded not guilty in the April 15 marathon explosions.
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• 8. ARREST IN CALIF. AUTISTIC BOY'S DISAPPEARANCE
• A 16-year-old family member was arrested on suspicion of murder after a body matching the description of the 11-year-old boy was discovered in a shallow grave.
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• 9. RANDY TRAVIS SUFFERS STROKE
• The troubled country music star remained hospitalized in critical condition after undergoing surgery in Texas.
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• 10. WILL AND KATE'S BABY SECRET PUTS SOUVENIR MAKERS ON NOTICE

• Without knowing the upcoming heir to the throne's gender or name, British manufacturers will have to rush to put finishing touches on royal baby mementos.
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AP News in Brief
SF crash probe studies pilot cockpit interaction in flight that crash-landed

• SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Investigators are examining the cockpit interaction of two Asiana Airlines pilots who had taken on new roles before the crash of Flight 214 -- one of whom had seldom flown a Boeing 777 and an instructor who was on his first training flight.
• There were four pilots on board but the National Transportation Safety Board is focusing on the working relationship between Lee Gang-kuk, who was landing the big jet for his first time at San Francisco International Airport, and Lee Jeong-Min, who was training him.
• While the two men had years of aviation experience, this mission involved unfamiliar duties, and it was the first time they had flown together.
• The flight came to a tragic end when the airliner, which came in too low and too

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