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• The Seattle ace wears his hat crooked, and many of his pitches aren't very straight, either.
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• 4. THE TABLET WAR IS STILL ONE-SIDED
• The Galaxy Note 10.1 is on sale, but AP reviewer Peter Svensson says you're still better off with an iPad.
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• 5. WHY THE WEST NILE OUTBREAK IN DALLAS IS SO WORRISOME
• It's the deadliest in the US, and aerial spraying starts soon.
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• 6. A STARK WARNING FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS
• AARP says they too often put off their own doctor visits, deplete savings and cut back working hours.
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• 7. THESE CEOS GOT MORE THAN THEIR COMPANIES PAID IN U.S. TAXES
• AT&T, Boeing and Citigroup are among 26 companies noted in a liberal-leaning think tank's report.
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• 8. PENN STATE OFFICIALS FACE CHARGES, BUT NOT ITS EX-PRESIDENT
• The university's athletic director and retired vice president head to court today, but Graham Spanier has so far avoided criminal charges.
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• 9. HOW TO MAKE SURE YOUR KID COMES HOME SAFE FROM A SOLO FLIGHT
• AP airlines writers' tips after United loses tracks of a child: Book a nonstop flight and pack paperwork, cellphone, snacks and cash.
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