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be talked about today:
• 1. IRAN SUPREME LEADER: SANCTIONS WON'T FORCE CONESSIONS
• Ahead of new nuclear talks in Geneva, Khamenei blasts U.S. policies but says Tehran wants friendly relations with Washington.
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• 2. ALBUQUERQUE VOTERS REJECT LATE-TERM ABORTION BAN
• New Mexico's largest city soundly defeats a measure that would have banned ending pregnancies after 20 weeks.
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• 3. WAVE OF BOMBINGS KILLS AT LEAST 29 IN IRAQ
• Shiite parts of Baghdad badly hit by a series of explosions in the latest episode of surging violence.
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• 4. ZIMMERMAN RELEASED ON BAIL, WITH CONDITIONS
• The former neighborhood watch volunteer has to stay away from guns and wear an electronic monitoring device until his arraignment in January.
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• 5. ONLINE SLURS NOT SO COOL FOR YOUTH
• AP poll finds a majority of teens and young adults shun Web insults that target various groups.
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• 6. MYANMAR'S TALLEST PEAK GETS A REALITY CHECK
• A trekking team says the Asian nation's second-highest mountain may in fact be taller.
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• 7. POLICE PROBE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STABBED VIRGINIA SENATOR, DEAD SON
• Authorities are trying to understand how an altercation between the state lawmaker and his son led to a bloody end.
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• 8. PHONE COMPANIES TURNED OFF BY 'KILL SWITCH'
• Samsung proposes installing a switch that would render stolen or lost phones inoperable. But U.S. carriers say the feature could also allow a hacker to disable someone's phone.
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• 9. WHAT MACY'S ISN'T THANKFUL FOR
• The store's annual Thanksgiving parade is attracting political activists in a rare

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