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• "To make a choice, you have to have options," Hoffman said. "One of the things a pimp does is take away all options. You have no place to go."
• Koliner said he has dealt with victims from every high school in Sioux Falls. He said 40 percent of victims in the state are enrolled members of American Indian tribes. Pimps recruit by using drugs or alcohol, approaching girls and women through friends, on social media and even at community festivals, parks and malls, he said.

AP News in Brief
Faithful hold all-night slumber party on beach ahead of final Mass of pope's trip to Brazil

• RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) -- Pilgrims staked out spots on the sand of Copacabana beach for an all-night slumber party ahead of the final Mass of Pope Francis' stay in Brazil, a trip that has drawn rapturous crowds of up to 3 million faithful.
• Francis headed into the final hours of his first international trip riding a remarkable wave of popularity: By the time his open-sided car reached the stage for the vigil service Saturday night, the back seat was piled high with soccer jerseys, flags and flowers tossed to him by adoring pilgrims lining the beachfront route.
• "I'm trembling, look how good you can see him!" gushed Fiorella Dias, a 16-year-old Brazilian who jumped for joy as she reviewed the video she shot as the pope passed by. "I have got to call my mother!"
• The vigil drew a reported 3 million flag-waving, rosary-toting faithful, who overflowed Copacabana beach's 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) of white sand on the final evening of World Youth Day. The attendance figure, given by local media citing the mayor's office, is higher than the
1 million at the last World Youth Day vigil in Madrid in 2011, and far more than the 650,000 at Toronto's 2002 vigil.
• Many of those watching the vigil had tears in their eyes as they listened to Francis' call for them to build up their church like his namesake, St. Francis of Assisi, was called to do.
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Young Republican leaders say GOP outreach to young, minority voters must be more than rhetoric

• MOBILE, Ala. (AP) -- Republicans hoping to reach beyond their party's white, aging core must do more than retool campaign strategy and tactics, say young GOP

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