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Sarah's aunt, Sharon Ruddock said, after her niece's surgery was completed successfully. "It was not pediatric lungs. She would have never gotten these lungs otherwise."
• She said the donor lungs came through "normal channels" and not through the public appeals the family made directly in their bid to find a compatible donor. No other details about the donor lungs are known.
• The Murnaghan family's public quest to qualify their daughter for an organ transplant spurred public debate over how donor organs are allocated.
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• CHICAGO (AP) -- Amid the debate over government surveillance, there's been an assumption: Young people don't care about privacy.
• Turns out, the generation that puts much of the "social" in social networking is much more complex when determining what personal information they want to share.
• Sure, they're as likely as ever to post photos of themselves online, as well as their location and even phone numbers, say those who track their high-tech habits. But as they approach adulthood, they're also getting more adept at hiding and pruning their online lives.
• Despite their propensity for sharing, many young adults also are surprisingly big advocates for privacy -- in some cases, more than their elders.
• That attitude showed up most recently in a poll done over the weekend for the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press and The Washington Post. The poll, tied to the disclosure of broad federal surveillance, found that young adults were much more divided than older generations when asked if the government should tread on their privacy to thwart terrorism.
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• CHICAGO (AP) -- Of course, it was Andrew Shaw. The pesky little forward always gets up when he's knocked down.
• The three-overtime opener of the Stanley Cup finals came to a thrilling end at the stroke of midnight Wednesday because the tenacious Shaw is a whole lot more

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